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Opera’s Kiosk Mode
Published June 1st, 2006 in All Categories, Opera
Opera can be run in kiosk mode, which is a mode mainly suited for information stands. Such stands
are typically found in libraries, airports, bank offices, or shopping malls. The information stand will run a browser that lets the user browse for the necessary information, but denies access to the computer and browser settings. After a period of inactivity, the browser should reset and return to a specified home page.
Kiosk mode automatically configures Opera for use with information stands. Certain functionality has been hidden from the user, and special functions are enabled to make kiosk maintenance easier. Opera’s kiosk mode supports all of the basic functions mentioned above, and a lot more, keeping all standard browsing functionality intact. Opera’s Kiosk Mode








