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ULAA: HELPS MONITOR WORKERS' PRODUCTIVITY, KEEPS IT STAFF HAPPY

- Arthur Goldstuck

Most browsers are variations on the same theme. A few tweaks to privacy here, a different layout there.

Rarely is a browser launched that is not aimed at everyone. Or, at least, does not pretend to be.

That describes Ulaa, a new browser built by Zoho, the Indian software company that thrives on being the outsider.

Ulaa is aimed squarely at enterprises. It is packed with tools to keep employees productive and IT departments happy.

Getting started is smooth. Ulaa works across Windows, Mac, Linux, Android and iOS (the mobile apps are still in beta).

Setup is quick, and if you've used Chrome, it will look very familiar. It's built on Chromium, the same open-source engine powering Chrome and Edge.

The big difference, however, is the Enterprise Dashboard. It gives IT administrators the ability to roll out security policies, limit access to certain sites or features, and monitor activity in real time.

How Ulaa integrates AI

Zoho has also thrown in its AI assistant, Zia. Rather than promising to write emails, it is designed to keep users safe and focused. Zia can:

For those who live in their browsers, like this writer, Ulaa added genuinely helpful tools: