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Kids Friendly Online Browser

Kid-safe web browser: parents choose the allowed websites, and children browse them in a full-screen Kid Mode with big icons and no way to leave the approved sites.

PRICEAbout $24.95
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About Kids Friendly Online Browser

Kids Friendly Online Browser from CavviSoft is an easy-to-use browser that lets parents store their child's favorite websites and lets the child view those websites in a controlled and fun environment.

Simply browse to the websites you want your child to access and add them to the list. Then switch to Kid Mode, a simple full-screen browser with a custom homepage for your child.

In Kid Mode your child can open all their favorite websites by clicking on the large website icons, but cannot navigate to pages outside those domains or to pages that do not match your rules.

Note: this description is the same as that of the Kidiok browser from New Design Media, so the two products appear to be closely related.

Key features

Approved sites onlyChildren see only parent-chosen websites
Easy setupAdd sites while browsing
Kid ModeFull-screen browser with big icons
Custom homepageMade for your child
RulesBlock pages outside allowed domains
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License and price

License type
Paid
Price
About $24.95

Good and keep in mind

Good

  • Very simple for young children
  • Strong control for parents

Keep in mind

  • Paid program
  • Only as safe as the list of sites parents approve

Frequently asked questions

What is Kids Friendly Online Browser?
A web browser for children that only shows websites approved by a parent.
How do I choose allowed websites?
Browse to each site you want to allow and add it to the list; rules can limit access to certain domains or pages.
What is Kid Mode?
A simple full-screen browser with a custom homepage and large icons for the approved websites.
Can my child visit other sites?
No. Pages outside the approved domains or rules cannot be opened.
Is it free?
No. It is a paid program (about $24.95).