Hi Andrew,
We are using 'Kiosk Pro' app which I think it does exactly what you describe. It hides any browser tools and can be used for full screen view to imitate an app environment. The main 'home' button is still active so you would have to hide it someway (e.g. By placing a frame around the iPad).
Hope this helps.
Faidon Loumakis
User experience consultant
Fluent Interaction
> On 21 Aug 2014, at 01:17, Andrew Lewis <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> Yo All,
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> Does anyone have a list of handy apps that can turn a basic html page on an iPad into a locked display "app".
> I'm thinking kiosk-mode/lockdown thangs.
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> This is for a v. simple web page displaying content in a gallery with the same web page also used on the live web. Any links on the open web, should not work on the locked-down gallery display of the same page: no swiping, no access to native OS shortcuts etc.
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> The main iPad buttons can be assumed to be physically inaccessible.
>
> Happy to summarise to lists, or take direct offline private comments, etc
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