FullFrame Browser vs Kiosk Web Launcher

FullFrame is the browser that gets out of your way. Most browsers surround your content with toolbars, tabs, address bars, and buttons. FullFrame strips all of that away the moment you start browsing, giving you a full-screen, edge-to-edge view of every website you visit. No clutter, no chrome, just content. When you need the toolbar, it's always one double-tap away. When you don't, it vanishes completely. Features: - Full-screen browsing. Toolbars hide automatically so websites fill the entire screen. - Double-tap with two fingers to instantly show or hide the toolbar. - Tabbed browsing. Open and manage multiple tabs side by side. - Incognito tabs. Browse privately with no cookies, cache, or history saved. - Bookmarks. Save and revisit your favourite pages in one tap. - History. Quickly jump back to recently visited pages. - Download support. Save files and media directly to your device. - Camera, microphone, and location support for any website that needs them. - Keeps the screen on, perfect for displaying content in a fixed location. - All orientations supported, portrait and landscape on iPhone and iPad.

Kiosk Web Launcher helps you open selected websites in a clean, fullscreen browser interface. It is designed for cases where you want a simple web experience without a visible address bar, tabs, or extra browser controls. Add one or more websites, show them as large shortcuts, and let users open the right page with a single tap. The app is useful for personal dashboards, family devices, shared tablets, internal web tools, reception screens, restaurant menus, booking pages, information displays, and other trusted web pages. Key features: - Fullscreen web browsing with minimal interface - One or multiple website shortcuts - Large shortcut tiles for easier use - Automatic app language based on the device language - English fallback when the device language is not supported - Optional simplified experience for Assistive Access-style use - Onboarding screen on first launch - Hidden settings protected by an access code - Domain restriction options for safer navigation - Option to block external app-opening links - Automatic handling for supported .ru certificate chains inside the app browser - Safari-like web app behavior for websites that support standalone mode The app does not install system certificates, does not change Safari settings, and does not modify the iOS Home Screen. Website shortcuts are managed inside the app. For device-level locking, use Apple Guided Access or device management tools provided by iOS.