WebFrame Basic Kiosk

WebFrame Basic Kiosk

Full-Screen Kiosk Browser

1 ratings
2 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 2, 2020
  • September 15, 2024
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Transform your iOS device into a dedicated kiosk for displaying web content, documents, and multimedia. This browser offers full-screen browsing with options to restrict domains, set inactivity timeouts, and manage user interactions. It also supports augmented reality and QR code scanning.

Full-screen browser experience
Approved domain list
Inactivity timeout and cache clearing
Augmented reality support
QR and Bar Code Reader
Configurable navigation buttons
User interaction controls
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What's New in WebFrame Basic Kiosk

3.15.2

September 15, 2024

Bug Fixes • Fixed bug preventing settings from appearing in system Settings app Updates • Added support for Dark Mode and Tinted app icons

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User reviews

One of the best kiosk apps

Even in the free version, works flawlessly. I love how, unlike some other kiosk apps, it actually supports camera and microphone. And the best part? They don’t even collect any data from you. In fact, the paid version has the ability to block trackers on websites. The only downside is for some reason, when you close the app, the camera indicator gets stuck and iOS thinks it’s constantly using your camera, but that might just be a me problem (I am on a very outdated version of iOS). In fact, if iTunes wasn’t locking me out of my own gift card, I would totally buy the paid version!
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Promising, but didn’t work, odd features

All I need is a full screen Grafana Dashboard on my old iPad. This app looks promising but has some quirks that made me delete it. When you enter a homepage for a server at home say http://myserver.mydomain:port it throws a „null“ custom domain not permitted error. Maybe it’s not intended for home use? Shame, 6€ for the pro version seems worth it, but like this it feels a little too flaky.
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FAQ

What is WebFrame Basic Kiosk used for?

WebFrame Basic Kiosk transforms an iOS device into a single-purpose kiosk. It's designed to display full-screen web apps, web pages, multimedia, and documents without navigation bars.

Does WebFrame Basic Kiosk have ads?

Yes, WebFrame Basic Kiosk contains a banner ad to encourage upgrades to WebFrame Kiosk or WebFrame Pro Kiosk. The paid versions offer a true full-screen experience without ads.

Can I restrict browsing to specific websites with WebFrame Basic Kiosk?

Yes, WebFrame Basic Kiosk features an 'Approved Domain List' that allows you to limit browsing to only pre-selected websites or web apps.

How does the inactivity timeout work in WebFrame Basic Kiosk?

The inactivity timeout feature monitors user activity. If no interaction occurs for a set duration, it can reload the homepage, dim the screen, or load a blank screen. You can also configure it to clear the browser cache on timeout.

What kind of augmented reality experiences can WebFrame Basic Kiosk support?

WebFrame Basic Kiosk supports augmented reality experiences by loading AR models in .USDZ or .Reality format into an AR Quick View, enabling interactive showrooms.

Is WebFrame Basic Kiosk available on Android devices?

Based on the provided data, WebFrame Basic Kiosk is designed for iOS devices, specifically iPhones, iPads, and iPods.

How often is WebFrame Basic Kiosk updated?

WebFrame Basic Kiosk was last updated on September 15, 2024, indicating regular maintenance and feature additions.

What are the user interaction controls in WebFrame Basic Kiosk?

User interaction controls allow you to manage how users interact with the kiosk. You can enable or disable swipe navigation, pull-to-refresh, scrolling, zooming, and even disable all user interaction.