Your settings will only allow yahoo page specifically.  For the example I talked about, we had to supply a bunch of different pages that were all part of making a survey function correctly. For example, it had the survey address, then the address and /index.html, then the address and /young-person/sign-in/ etc in the web content filter. The managed app config supplies the initial main page link. The web content filter 'allows' only those extra addresses needed to make the page work.   I suspect it would be worth you testing the google form and seeing what addresses it uses when you're filling out content on it. That should give you all the addresses you need to be able to put in the web content filter section, which should then allow it to work.  ... View more

Already raised one with a link to this post. Not sure what will happen though! ... View more

We create a custom tag e.g. CUSTOM Then we create two profiles - one is Kiosk (single app) mode. With Safari as single app. Only the following are ticked. The tag is added to the profile's configuration page as a device tag. Then we create another profile, same device tag, with a managed app config for safari that contains: KEY: webpage title TYPE: Text VALUE: Webpage address   In that same profile we add Web Content Filter, with whitelist bookmarks. The bookmarks are the same address as the address in VALUE above. The name of it is the same as KEY above.   When we're done we save those profiles, apply the device tag to the device which adds both those profiles, and then we've got Safari locked down to just those webpages. As it's whitelist, only those webpages listed in the whitelist are allowed to be opened. All others are blocked. ... View more

Knowing that it's not (currently) possible to lock Safari down in Kiosk mode, my thoughts turned to Webclips...   Per your quote above, I'm pretty sure it is and has been for some time. We've been using it on our iPad's since at least middle of last year.   Our method was to set Safari in Kiosk mode as per the usual process for setting any app in Kiosk mode. Then add a managed app config that has some default pages we needed. Then add content restriction whitelist bookmarks - that only allow the specific pages you need.   Pretty effectively blocked access to any pages that weren't explicitly bookmarked.   The only caveat is that we had some issues with renaming the profiles on-the-fly, so instead removed the profile first, renamed, re-added the profile. ... View more

I was able to get it to run as a fixed app, but not the managedbookmarks option as previously listed in another community entry.   I also couldn't get the specific bookmarks to list anywhere on Chrome, despite that it should allow for that!   ... View more