This is a simple web application which shows a concept of "Kiosk mode" on Windows 10 machine. It's made to run in the Chrome. With some tweaks described below, user is able to see just this app, everything else is restricted - browsing porn and other pages, turn off the app, switch to another window, logoff, lock the machine and doing other joyful stuff.
There are a few steps how to achieve it:
We need to disable the Windows shortcuts like (Alt+Tab, Alt+L, Window+D etc.) and the Chrome shortcuts as well. To do that, we will use the Autohotkey utility. It's able to override most of the shortcuts. Here is the overriding script for both Windows and Chrome.
you can open the .ahk file using the Autohotkey or compile it into a .exe file using the Ahk2Exe shipped with the Autohotkey:
Ahk2Exe.exe /in hotkeys.ahk /out hotkeys.exe
Did I forget any shortcut? let me know, PR's are welcome!
However, Lock screen cannot be handled with the .ahk script, we need another solution...
I haven't managed to prevent showing the Lock screen after the Ctrl+ALt+Del shortcut. The possible way is to hide options listed there by editing group policies:
gepdit.msc
Then go to the section
Local Computer Policy/User Configuration/Administrative Templates/System/Ctrl+Alt+DeleteOptions
and set following keys:
Remove Change password -> state -> enabled
Remove Lock Computer -> state -> enabled
Remove Task Manager -> state -> enabled
Remove logoff -> state -> enabled
For some reason, Switch User is in another location:
Local Computer Policy/Computer Configuration/Administrative Templates/System/Logon
Hide Entry Points for Fast User Switching -> state -> disabled
To remove the 'switch off' button in the bottom right corner go to:
Local Computer Policy/User Configuration/Administrative Templates/Start Menu and Taskbar
Remove and prevent access to the Shut Down, Restart, Sleep, and Hibernate commands -> state -> enabled
open Chrome
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" --chrome --kiosk http://localhost:88 --fullscreen