ligolo-iwa: A Ligolo-ng JavaScript agent working inside Chrome/Edge by leveraging Isolated Web Applications - Advanced network tunneling through browser isolation. Bypass EDR detection, work seamlessly with enterprise proxies

# Ligolo-IWA A Ligolo-ng JavaScript agent working inside Chrome/Chromium-based browsers by leveraging Isolated Web Applications.  See the Ligolo-IWA doc for quick setup: [Ligolo-IWA (Setup/Quickstart)](https://iwa.ligolo.ng/) And don't forget to read the Ligolo-ng documentation: [📑 Ligolo-ng Documentation (Setup/Quickstart)](https://docs.ligolo.ng/) [](https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0) ## Local setup Build the signed Isolated Web App bundle locally with: ```sh make ``` The signed artifact is written to `out/ligolo-iwa.swbn`. ## Install on Chrome Chrome's current IWA testing flow uses Web App Internals: 1. Use Chrome 120 or later. 2. Enable `chrome://flags/#enable-isolated-web-app-dev-mode`. 3. Open `chrome://web-app-internals`. 4. Choose `Install IWA from Signed Web Bundle`. 5. Select `out/ligolo-iwa.swbn`. ## Install on Edge Due to current limitations in how Microsoft Edge handles the new Isolated Web App standard, installation is currently unsupported on this browser.