The best MacKiosk alternatives
The rest of Best Kiosk Browsers, in this site's order: each with what it costs, where it runs and its record score.
Kiosk suits readers who want a free PDF reader with annotation tools and offline options.
FreeKiosk suits teams deploying Android tablets as kiosks or signage, including teams managing many devices across locations.
It suits organizations deploying Android kiosks, signage, surveys, ordering stations, or managed app devices.
Kiosker suits organizations or individuals setting up an iPhone or iPad as a restricted web display.
It suits organizations that need to restrict browsing on purpose-specific devices and manage website rules remotely.
KioskFrame suits people setting up an iPhone or iPad as a menu, reception display, exhibit, or trade show screen.
SiteKiosk may suit organizations managing public self-service kiosks or employee terminals that need device controls, digital signage, and remote…
OpenKiosk suits organizations setting up public browsing terminals on supported Linux hardware.
It suits organizations running locked-down browser terminals or digital signage on x86_64 PCs.
Kiosk Pro suits organizations setting up self-service kiosks on iPads or iPhones, including the education, government, healthcare, library, museum,…
UniKiosk suits people setting up digital signs on Android devices who want on-device content and scheduling.
KioWare suits organizations in government, healthcare, retail and education operating public-access or self-service kiosks.
It suits organizations deploying kiosks or digital signage on Linux PCs or Raspberry Pi devices.
It suits organizations that need Android phones, tablets, rugged handhelds, or POS terminals to provide restricted web access.
It suits organizations deploying Android devices for fixed-purpose browsing, app access, or digital signage.
MzeroPlatform suits businesses and organizations deploying secure web content or digital signage on kiosks.