Kiosk Internet Website Mode

Last updated 2016
Currently there are two Kiosk apps. One website mode and one webpage mode (in production).
The website mode is to keep a user locked down anywhere on a website. The webpage locks the user even further down to just that one page.

Website Mode

This app allows Chrome Device Owners to set a website in Kiosk mode. The user will be stuck on that website. They will be able to navigate around the website but if they ever click a link that does not contain the website that was entered at the beginning (i.e. a different website), they will be redirected to the initial site. There is also back navigation and a return to home (initial site).

Step - 1 Simply enter the app in Kiosk mode and type in the site you want the user to stay on.
Step - 2 Laugh as they are now stuck on the site that was typed.

Notes:
-You can keep them deeper on the site just by adding more of the address. Example, sagefirellc.com will give them access to the whole site while sagefirellc.com/hsd/makey will keep them only on the makey section of the website.
-You will see a home and next at the top, if you do not then the students are not in the app and just used fullscreen after entering the Chromebook normally.
-Yes, the students will have to type it everytime, but if it is a short URL it will not be that bad, plus they don't need to log on to the Chromebook. If it is a long URL I do have the code to let your IT department make their own single site app.

If you are a teacher looking to keep your students on one site such as a typing website then this app is for you. If your state already has a Kiosk app for their state test then your IT probably knows how to add this app to your Chromebooks.

* Update 0.3 - added support for certain pop-ups and new tabs. Layman terms, some links that didn't work before will now work