Opening A PowerApp As A Kiosk

[dakridge]

Okay,  I have searched for hours now and maybe I don't know what to ask for.  I have built a pretty neat conference room booking system.  We have an Ipad on the wall outside the door of the room.  I need to be able to launch the powerapps and have it go straight to my app.  I remember in the old days with Access we could put the name of the program in the exe launch line.  I can't find any such solution.  I know I can launch from a URL, but how will I have it open in full screen without the browser header? 

[Henryed07]

Hi, 

How do you get it to auto login to the app - O365 credentials of the app restarts?

Kind regards

Henry

[KKIT5489745]

Hello all,

I don't think I'm getting anywhere with this link? I want to run a Power App on my Windows 10 Kiosk device. Unfortunately, the user credentials are not stored in the app, so I have to re-enter them every time I log in. What can I do?

I have already described my problem here. Is it because the browser is running in "private mode"?

https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Building-Power-Apps/PowerApp-Autologin-in-Kiosk-Mode/m-p/1492300...

For the licensing of the Power App to work I need to log in with the Azure AD user?

[Smilee279]

@KKIT5489745 I'm having the same issue--let me know if you came across a solution.  We are trying to implement a virtual rounding solution that requires kiosk mode, and keeps prompting in O365 for credentials like you.

[KKIT5489745]

The feedback from Microsoft support was that this feature is not currently available.

We were already at a very high level here. Maybe it will be possible in one of the next versions.

However, binding statements cannot be obtained.

I find it very bad that Microsoft always promotes the Power platform and then it is not even possible to put this form (PowerApp) in a kiosk mode.