TLDR: You can instantly connect to an online Android via browserling.com/android. I and my team have run all Android versions on our servers and stream just the Android's screen to your browser (as a video), making it easy to test and experience different versions without needing to install or configure anything on your own device.

What is an Online Android?

An online Android is a virtual instance of the Android operating system that runs on remote servers, allowing users to run Android applications and perform tasks without needing a physical device. It's commonly used for app development and website testing, as well as providing direct access to raw adb (Android debug bridge) for advanced debugging and system-level interactions.

How to Access Various Android Versions?

At Browserling, we have deployed all Android versions and implemented an intuitive URL scheme for quick access. For instance, accessing Android 15 can be done via:

browserling.com/android/15

As you can see, this scheme allows version-specific access by appending the desired version number to the URL. For example, to access Android 14, use:

browserling.com/android/14

See this list of all currently installed Android versions, together with single-click links that will open a particular Android version:

What Is Browserling?

Browserling is an online platform that provides access to all Android versions, enabling users to run and test Android apps and websites directly in their browser. It supports various use cases such as app testing, website development, and debugging on different Android versions without needing physical devices. It greatly simplifies cross-version and cross-browser compatibility checks and enhances development workflows.

Who Uses Browserling?

Browserling has now become the online Android platform of choice for web developers, application developers, and testers, and it's used by hundreds of thousands of users around the world every month. Browserling's customers include governments, states, cities, banks, stock exchanges, universities, newspapers, Fortune 100, Fortune 500 companies, and private multi-billion dollar companies.

Happy testing!