Free utility tool by Bison Infosolutions

Bison Browser Process Kill

A small portable Windows utility to close Chrome, Edge, or Mozilla Firefox for the current user only. Works on standalone PCs and shared server sessions.

Portable EXE. No installation required. Supports Windows 10, Windows 11, and Windows Server environments.

Built for everyday Windows support

Current-user safety

Targets browser processes only for the Windows user/session that launches the tool.

Three browser actions

Separate buttons are included for Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Mozilla Firefox.

Portable and simple

Run it from any folder, a USB drive, a user's desktop, or the Public Desktop.

Why this utility is needed

Modern browsers can leave many background processes running even after a visible browser window is closed. On office PCs, remote desktops, and shared Windows servers, this can cause slow performance, stuck browser profiles, high memory usage, failed application logins, or support calls where users do not know how to safely end the correct browser processes.

Simple for non-technical users

Users do not need to open Task Manager, search for process names, or guess which item to end. They choose the browser and the utility handles the process closing.

Useful for IT and helpdesk teams

Support staff can give users one small tool instead of repeatedly guiding them through manual troubleshooting steps over phone or remote support.

Helps recover from frozen browsers

When Chrome, Edge, or Firefox becomes unresponsive, the tool can close the browser processes so the user can start fresh.

Safer for shared environments

In multi-user Windows environments, the utility is designed to act on the current user/session only, reducing the risk of affecting another user's work.

Reduces unnecessary restarts

Many browser-related issues can be cleared without restarting the computer, logging off the user, or asking an administrator to intervene.

Portable for quick deployment

The standalone EXE can be placed on a desktop, shared tools folder, USB drive, or Public Desktop without installation.

Supported browsers and systems

The utility is designed for helpdesk and user self-service when browser windows freeze, keep running in the background, or need to be closed quickly without opening Task Manager.

Supported Windows use cases

Standalone Windows 10 PCs, Windows 11 PCs, Windows Server desktops, and multi-user Remote Desktop Session Host environments.

Google Chrome Supported
Microsoft Edge Supported
Mozilla Firefox Supported

Quick deployment

Use it on standalone Windows 10/11 PCs, Windows Server desktops, or Remote Desktop Session Host environments. On shared systems, the app acts only on the user/session that launches it.

Download Get the ZIP package or the standalone EXE from this page.
Place where users need it Copy the EXE to a user's desktop, a tools folder, a USB drive, or C:\Users\Public\Desktop.
Let users run it Users choose Chrome, Edge, or Firefox and close only their own browser processes.

Disclaimer

Use this utility at your own risk. Bison Browser Process Kill is provided as a free utility tool on an “as is” and “as available” basis, without warranties of any kind, either express or implied.

Bison Infosolutions is not responsible or liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, special, or other damages arising from the use or inability to use this utility. This includes, but is not limited to, browser data loss, unsaved work loss, profile issues, Windows errors, application errors, browser corruption, operating system corruption, technical faults, business interruption, or any other loss or damage.

Users and administrators should test the utility in their own environment before deployment. By downloading, copying, distributing, or using this utility, you accept full responsibility for its use and any results caused by closing browser processes.