What's new in BlackBerry Access Secure Enterprise Browser
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Feature |
Release date and app version |
Description |
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PWA support |
October 2026 Windows: 150.0.1.76 |
BlackBerry Access Secure Enterprise Browser uses Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), such as Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Teams, for email and chat delivery instead of installing native desktop apps like BlackBerry Work or BlackBerry Connect. Users can pin PWA URLs to the taskbar and quickly launch them in a dedicated browser tab, or install them to provide an experience similar to a native desktop app. |
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App configuration settings |
October 2026 Windows: 150.0.1.76 |
Enhanced browser management capabilities for Windows devices provide comprehensive control over browser functionality, security, and user experience while maintaining compliance with organizational data protection policies. You can configure the following browser policies:
For more information, see BlackBerry Access Secure Enterprise Browser app configuration settings. |
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Client and server certificates |
October 2026 Windows: 150.0.1.76 |
Administrators can use SCEP and user credential profiles to enable certificate-based authentication and secure access to work resources. |
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File management |
October 2026 Windows: 150.0.1.76 |
The File Manager provides users with a secure file management interface to browse, organize, and manage files that they have downloaded within the BlackBerry Dynamics secure container, without exposing the files to the unmanaged Windows operating system. Files downloaded to the File Manager are identified with a folder icon beside the file. |
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Edit and annotate files |
October 2026 Windows: 150.0.1.76 |
Users can edit Microsoft Office files and add annotations to PDF files. Users must have an appropriate license to edit Microsoft Office files. The Microsoft Office viewer is available in English only. |
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Usability improvements |
October 2026 Windows: 150.0.1.76 |
This release is built on Chromium version 150.0.7871.46. This allows for faster security updates from Google and support for modern web standards, including HTML5, WebAssembly, and Service Workers. |
Support for KerberosConstrained Delegation (KCD) | N/A | Support for KCD will be available in a future BlackBerry Access Secure Enterprise Browser release. |