Scalefusion's Windows kiosk browser gives you full control over your browsing environment. Lockdown websites, block distractions, and customize settings for secure, user-friendly kiosks, making it perfect for public displays, digital signage, and more.
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With ProSurf Kiosk Browser on Windows devices, establish an engaging kiosk experience, transforming devices into single or multi-app kiosks. Enhance security, improve user experience, and reduce distractions with the ProSurf Windows kiosk browser.
Hide Address Bar
Hide the ProSurf kiosk browser's address bar and block users from typing URLs.
Run in Full-Screen Mode
Run ProSurf on the full screen or disable it to allow space for the notification bar.
Auto-Refresh Website
Auto-refresh the current page at fixed intervals without user intervention.
Enable Incognito Mode
Prevent ProSurf Browser from saving browsing history, cookies, site data, or information entered in forms.
Single or Multi-Tab Support
Choose if users are allowed to open multiple tabs or work in a single tab.
Enable SmartScreen
Enable SmartScreen to protect against phishing or malware websites and applications and the downloading of potentially malicious files.
Lock your browser into a single or multi-app kiosk with a dedicated kiosk browser for Windows. Create an immersive user experience, restrict users to specific websites, and create a safe browsing environment for Windows devices.
Create URL shortcuts for the multiple websites that you have approved. Display them within the ProSurf Browser. Allow users to navigate to those websites easily.
ProSurf kiosk browser for Windows is an add-on app of Scalefusion UEM Solution. Using Scalefusion UEM, centralize the management of your Windows desktops and laptops. Remotely update OS & apps, track device locations, control branding, and publish apps & content to the devices. Take remote control of your Windows device and do much more to keep your device management journey hassle-free.
A Windows kiosk browser is a specialized browser designed to operate in kiosk mode, limiting user access to specific web pages or applications to ensure a secure and controlled browsing environment.
There are two main methods for setting up a kiosk browser in Windows:
Assigned Access: Launches a single app (like Microsoft Edge) in full screen, automatically restarting it if closed.
Kiosk Software: Use third-party software like Scalefusion for advanced configuration and management. Install the software, follow the setup wizard, and deploy settings.
A windows kiosk browser enhances security by restricting access to approved websites and applications, preventing unauthorized changes, and providing a simplified user interface for public or business use.
To restrict websites in a windows kiosk browser, use the kiosk software's settings to specify allowed URLs or block unwanted sites. For Assigned Access, configure the browser's settings or use Microsoft Edge's Family Safety features to control web access.
