Many customers are struggling with a one browser policy. Using one browser that has to support all web applications often means you freeze your browser at a certain version and keep dependencies such as, Java and others, locked down. Updating the browser becomes a huge project that can span for a year (honestly I've seen multiple year long projects). ThinDirect offers you a way out of this hurdle. It's often only a couple of very critical web applications that force you to use a certain version of a browser, having specific settings or being stuck with an outdated dependency. Being able to switch browser on a per web application basis, seamless to the user, is very powerful.
Historically, ThinDirect has been associated quite heavily with virtualizing Internet Explorer 6 (IE6). While this still is a valid use case, I would like to move the focus away from IE6 and different versions of the browser, and focus more on browser settings and different dependencies. If one...