Administrators can now create, save, and send JavaScript to the SOTI Surf browser to change the behaviour of web-applications. These scripts can be saved as templates to automate user actions such as auto login, autofill, and keypress options. The ability to send JavaScript can also be tailored to customize the display of web apps, such as SAP web apps, which don’t render properly in a standard mobile web browser.
SOTI Surf now supports single sign-on authentication via SOTI Identity, enabling users to sign-in once and have access to all their essential webapps. This feature provides a more seamless, efficient, and productive user experience within a more secure user verified workflow.
Administrators can now configure SOTI Surf to render web content in Desktop mode by default, removing the need for users to toggle the rendering mode themselves.
Additionally, administrators can now customize the User-Agent value that is advertised by SOTI Surf to ensure compatibility with websites which have specific expectations about the web browser being used.
