AVD Browse is a kiosk web browser for the iPad that allows access to a specific website or web page.
AVD Browser was created especially for applications in which the iPad is permanently installed in a holding device, to prevent the user from pressing the Home button. The App can be used in museums, visitor centers and exhibitions, to allow user access to a specific web page without being able to access other sites.
In the App settings the user can set the browser home page, choose to display or hide the StatusBar and the ToolBar and set a timeout that will send the browser back to the home page.
Version 1.1 adds more customization options and the ability to receive e-mail if the devise is disconnected from external power.

Features:
- Works in Portrait or Landscape mode
- No Address bar
- No Search field
- No Bookmarks
- Disabled phone number detection.
- Shows or hides the top information bar
- Shows or hides the bottom navigation bar
- Idle Timeout that sends the browser back to the home page
- Disable device sleep option.
- View only mode.
- E-Mail notification on power disconnect , device shaking and App Exit. NEW
- DIsable Access to External Links Option.
- Allows for up to 3 Different home Pages.
- Run Remote Server Side Scripts on different actions. NEW
- Pop Up Massage on App Exit. NEW
- Local Storage Access. NEW

Application Examples:
Retail Stores – This App can be used as a high quality digital frame for retail stores. The customer will be able to browse through the retailer's website but will not be able to access other web pages.

Visitor Centers and Museums – By placing a number of iPads in the visitor center or museum, AVD Browse can be used as an information station. Each station can display different content and allow the IT manager to update that content easily and remotely.

Exhibitions - AVD Browse can be used in an Exhibit booth to allow visitors to surf to the booth owner Web site or to fill an on-line form.