Zoo Browser vs iCab Kiosk (Web Browser)

Zoo Browser is a configurable, “locked down” browser that is designed for kiosk environments such as libraries, trade shows, and museum exhibits. Features include: • Restrict which web sites can be visited based on the web page’s location (URL) or host. • Setup mode may be used to easily add allowed sites. • Settings for home page, title, idle reset time, screen dimming, and more. • No watermark or other “trialware” limitations. Please Note: To prevent users from exiting Zoo Browser, you should enable iOS’ Guided Access feature. Learn more in the Zoo Browser settings.

iCab Kiosk is a Kiosk browser which supports configuration via remote server, MDM and also directly within the App. A Kiosk is an information terminal often located in a public location (like a museum, exhibition, mall etc.) where people can access certain information. The Kiosk often has a touchscreen which makes it easy for the public to access the provided content. This Apps can turn an iPad into a Kiosk device. The App has the following Features: - Online or Offline usage. The provided content can be stored within the App for Offline usage, but can be also loaded directly from the internet. - There are privacy options to clear cache, cookies and web storage - The Kiosk can be configured either locally directly on the device, but also remotely from a remote server or via MDM. The latter two options make it easy to configure a larger number of devices at once from. The App includes templates for configuration files, which makes it easy to adapt them for your MDM or server configuration. - Password-protected Settings within the App - User Interface elements can be enabled of disabled - When the Kiosk is not in use, it can automatically go back to the start page If you need additional or special features for your own Kiosk, please contact us. We can create custom versions of the App when needed.