About OpenLibreNet
OpenLibreNet is a free service for anonymous browsing, geo-unblocking and team browsing. No account, no install, no cost - built and sponsored by Surfly.

The Surfly team, Amsterdam
For over a decade we have built the plumbing for real-time web sessions - the technology that lets a support agent and a customer look at the same page, at the same moment, with nothing installed on either side.
Making that work meant solving one genuinely hard problem: rendering any website, faithfully, inside a browser we control. And once you can do that, you can do more than share a page. You can change what the page is.
“Your rewriting engine is so powerful - what if we could use it to reshape the web itself?”
OpenLibreNet is that question answered, pointed at the open web instead of a support desk. Enter a URL, pick a region, and the page loads in a browser that isn't yours, somewhere that isn't here. The site sees a clean machine in another country. You just see the site.
No plugins. No installs. No limits.
Three capabilities, one URL bar. Each one is carried by an engine that already runs in production somewhere far less forgiving.
Pages render in a throwaway remote browser, so your IP, your fingerprint and your cookies never reach the site. Each session is isolated, and it is destroyed the moment you close it.
Powered by WebfuseExit from the US, UK, Germany, France, the Netherlands or Hong Kong. You pick the region before you start, and there is no tunnel to set up and no client to configure — browsing from another country is just a new session, not a reconfiguration.
Powered by WebfuseSend a link and someone joins the session you are already in - same page, same scroll, in real time. Works on any device, with no account on either end.
Powered by SurflyTechnology
OpenLibreNet is not a new stack. It is two mature products, already trusted by regulated industries, aimed at the open web and handed over for free.
Surfly provides enterprise co-browsing for organisations that need advanced, compliant collaboration - banks, insurers and support teams who cannot ask a customer to install anything. OpenLibreNet shares sessions on that same engine.
Webfuse is a platform for web augmentation - building extensions and automations that run on top of any website, without touching its source code. It is what renders pages remotely, and what lets us place that render in another country.
OpenLibreNet is new. What it runs on is not - the session engine has been carrying production traffic for enterprises for over a decade.
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Drop in a URL, pick a region, and you are browsing anonymously in seconds. There is nothing to install and nothing to sign up for.
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