I'm so glad I left desktop support, but I still empathize. Running a network of hundreds of endpoints means you have to sacrifice laziness. That means you have to log in again after leaving your computer for five minutes. Because if you don't, the jackass who doesn't like you will wait to surf your computer to porn sites, or your coworkers will replace your wallpaper, or someone actually malicious will delete your project files and backups, or run a zero-day.
All sorts of shit like that happens. People are fundamentally lazy and stupid, which is why we can't have nice things, line workplaces where you don't have to worry about leaving your computer unlocked.
Stuff like this site that makes it easier to embrace the laziness and stupidity just make life worse.
How about no browsers?
How about limiting network access to a strict whitelist approved by the boss and nothing else?
That's the type of shit that happens when you create tools like this. I 100% guarantee this site will be misused and the resulting corporate overcorrection will make hundreds or thousands of people's lives objectively worse.