> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.parallels.com/landing/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.parallels.com/landing/pbi-guides/parallels-browser-isolation-administrators-guide/parallels-browser-isolation-interface/applications.md).

# Applications

The **Applications** category allows you to add applications that users can work with.

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## **Add an application**

To add an application:

1. Navigate to the **Application** category.
2. Click the **Add Application** button.
3. Parallels Browser Isolation supports two types of applications:

   * Secure browser: An instance of secure browser. You can create several instances for different users and groups and configure different policies for them.
   * Web application: A standalone web application.

   Depending on the type of application you want to add, click either **Add Secure Browser** or **Add Secure Web Application**.
4. Configure the application settings:
   * **Name**: The name of the application.
   * (Optional) **Description**: The description of the application.
   * (Optional) **Icon**: The application icon.
   * **Start URL**: Depends on the type of application. For secure browser instances, this is the URL of the home page. For the web application, this is the URL of the application.
   * (Web applications only) **Domains**: Additional domains that can be accessed from the application, for example, IdP login pages. You can add several domains simultaneously by clicking the **Add from File** button and selecting a .csv file with the list of domains. In addition to that, you can [Add allowed domains by browsing a web application](#web-applications-only-add-allowed-domains-by-browsing-a-web-application).
   * **Users**: Users who can access the application.
   * **Groups**: User groups that can access this application.
   * (Optional) **Apply policies**: Policies that apply to the application.
5. Click **Add**.

## (Web applications only) Add allowed domains by browsing a web application

Instead of adding allowed domains manually and uploading a .csv file, you can add domains to the allowed domain list by browsing an application.

To add allowed domains by browsing a web application:

1. Navigate to the **Application** category.
2. Select the application that you want to edit.
3. Navigate to the card with the application that you want to edit and click the three dots button ( <img src="/files/ewUoWuq5trm4fOePfdEn" alt="" data-size="line">).
4. Click **Edit**.
5. In the **Domains** section, click **Discover**.
6. A new dialog will open the page specified in the application's **Start URL** field. Navigate through the pages of the web application that access other domains and click **Next**.
7. In the dialog that opens, select the domains that you want to add to the allowed domains list and click **Update**.

## **Edit application settings**

To edit application settings:

1. Navigate to the **Application** category.
2. Navigate to the card with the application that you want to edit and click the three dots button ( <img src="/files/dxzfq2SeKMZcnCmQXW6W" alt="" data-size="line">).
3. Click **Edit** and change the settings.
4. Click **Save**.

You can also edit application settings by clicking the application card and then clicking the **Edit** button in the side drawer.

## View **application settings**

To view application settings:

1. Navigate to the **Application** category.
2. Navigate to the card with the application that you want to view.
3. Do one of the following:
   1. Click the card.&#x20;
   2. Click the three dots button ( <img src="/files/dxzfq2SeKMZcnCmQXW6W" alt="" data-size="line">) and click **View**.&#x20;

You can also view application settings by clicking on an application card.

## **Delete an application**

To remove an application:

1. Navigate to the **Application** category.
2. Navigate to the card with the application that you want to delete and click the three dots button ( <img src="/files/dxzfq2SeKMZcnCmQXW6W" alt="" data-size="line">).
3. Click **Delete**.

You can also delete an application by clicking the application card and then clicking the **Delete** button in the side drawer.


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