If you want to connect your regular Windows RDP in a web browser and you’re not sure how to do it, this video is for you. In this tutorial, I show you a free HTML5-based RDP tool from Cloudbase (FreeRDP-WebConnect) that lets you access your Windows desktop directly from any modern browser—no paid license and no complicated setup. This is super useful for remote access when you don’t want to install an RDP client on every device. I start by downloading the small installer on a Windows machine and running the setup. During installation, you’ll choose the HTTP and HTTPS ports (by default it uses 8000 for HTTP and 4430 for HTTPS). There’s also an OpenStack integration option—if you’re using OpenStack in your environment you can fill those details, but in my demo I skip it. After that, I enable Remote Desktop in Windows settings, then from another device I open a browser and connect using the PC’s IP address with the chosen port. Finally, I log in with the host/IP, username, and password, and you get a full RDP session inside the browser with options to tweak session settings like wallpaper/themes and extra authentication.