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Browser Kiosk
Small application to run a webpage in kiosk mode from command line.
Small application to run a webpage in kiosk mode from command line. If you run the application without any switches, it will open www.google.com and ask you which monitor you want it on. To define what URL and monitor to load on, add the url followed by the monitor number, like so: "Browser Kiosk.exe" http://www.soniclighting.com 1 -
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zWeb is an open source Kiosk web browser programmed in Visual Basic .NET 2010. It uses the Mozilla XULRunner engine for web page rendering.
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Aiming to develop a fully open source, customizable secure internet kiosk. SiteLock strives to be the number 1 internet kiosk package in the open source world.
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Develop a customizable browser with protection to be used as an interactive kiosk. Eventually, it will be distributed to organizations as a solution that is currently only handled by expensive software and in-house development.
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