What does the Halo user experience look like?

• Users need not learn a new browser: they can keep Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari. There is no retraining or switching. 
• Lightweight browser extension: Halo runs quietly in the background as a browser add-on. Most users won’t notice it unless a risky action is blocked.
• Minimal disruption: Day-to-day browsing feels the same. Policies kick in only when necessary (e.g., a blocked extension, denied upload, or warning page).
• Clear feedback: If a policy is enforced (e.g., blocking a download), users see a short, understandable notification rather than a cryptic error.
• Privacy separation – Admins can scope Halo to only corporate browsing, so personal use remains unaffected on BYOD devicesdevice.