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jareware / chilipie-kiosk

Easy-to-use Raspberry Pi image for booting directly into full-screen Chrome, with built-in convenience features for unattended operation. Perfect for dashboards and build monitors.
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How to open Browser with 2 default Websites and define Whitelist? #112

Closed blueicehaller closed 4 years ago

blueicehaller commented 4 years ago

Hi, on an Raspberry Pi 4 I connected the following Display with Touchscreen: Iiyama ProLite T2735MSC

Previously I used Porteus Kiosk on x86 which is using Mozilla Firefox and is able to 1) open minimal Browser in F11 Fullscreen and show 2 Tabs (default Webites) on startup 2) Maintain a Website whitelist 3) Hide address field

Is it possible to do the same with Chromium or Mozilla Firefox on Chilipie?

I already defined 2 default Websites.

Thank you in advance.


Update 24.08.2020 Here is my current situation: 1) In Chrome settings I defined the default Website to show on startup 2) I do this in the Router settings (AVM FRITZ!Box, Parental controls / Kindersicherung) where I can maintain a global whitelist and assign this additionally created profile devices based on the MAC-Address 3) chilipie-kiosk with Chromium starts in Fullscreen without address field

Further I'm using the Chromium Extension Url Slideshow on the seconds Raspberry Pi connected to an TV w/o Input device (Keyboard/Mouse/Touchscreen) to display the Website (115 seconds) and Logo of the Organization (5 seconds).

jareware commented 4 years ago

Sorry for taking a long time to get back to this.

There's no built-in support for showing 2 sites at the same time, unfortunately.

As to white-listing, you can definitely do something on the system level (or maybe using some Chrome extension?). That said, the kiosk isn't really hardened for adversarial users - if someone has physical access, they can probably break out of the browser.

blueicehaller commented 4 years ago

That's OK. I updated my requirements with my current situation.

jareware commented 4 years ago

Thanks for detailing your setup, might be useful for someone looking to do the same!