In my last blog post (http://www.smartpeer.net/2013/10/closeable-kiosk-with-firefox-user-styles/) I used user styles to create a “closeable kiosk” with firefox. Google chrome also supports user styles so similar styles can be applied to Chrome too.

Both firefox and Chrome support another “user scripts”, which “Allows you to customize the way a web page displays or behaves, by using small bits of JavaScript.”. it can be applied to selected pages only, or to all the sites/pages. Here is a way…

Recently I got request to create a “closeable browser-based kiosk”– basically a browser in full screen mode, can’t be minimized/resized/moved or returned to non-full screen mode, no browser file menus, no address bar/navigation bar so user have to be stay on the same page, and can’t go to other urls. However user should be able to close it using mouse. This is to be deployed on some real kiosk booths like the ones often seen in a museum. There is no keyboard on the kiosk so short cut key…