SafeExamBrowser
SafeExamBrowser is #6 in Education Free in Indonesia and charting in 1 of 24 countries we track.
DeveloperETH Zurich
CategoryEducation
PriceFree
Released
Rating★ 1.5 (2k)
Version3.7.1
Age rating4+
First charted🇮🇩 24 Sep 2026
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 24 countries.
| Country | Charts | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| 🇮🇩 Indonesia | EducationFree | #6 |
| 🇮🇩 Indonesia | All AppsFree | #126 |
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About SafeExamBrowser
SafeExamBrowser (SEB) is a secure kiosk web browser environment used to carry out e-assessments that run on exam servers. SEB opens a web browser without an address and search bar, loads a pre-configured webpage and locks an iPad (or iPhone or iPod Touch) into an assessment kiosk mode. This mode prevents students from switching to other apps (unless additional permitted apps are configured), accessing websites and communicating with other students during an exam. SEB enables secure exams on unmanaged iOS devices like students' own iPads as well as on iOS devices owned and managed by an institution. SEB doesn't use a centralized server or cloud service; it can be configured with an API, configuration files, links and QR codes. It can be used with most web-based quiz and e-assessment systems. For improved security and usability, some exam systems provide additional built-in support for SEB. Currently, SEB integrates especially well with learning management systems (LMS) such as Moodle, OpenOlat, ILIAS and with several non-commercial and commercial exam systems, such as Inspera Assessment, Dugga, Exam.net, EvaExam and Ans.
SEB uses one of the single app modes provided by iOS. After an exam is submitted, SEB can automatically end the app self-lock assessment mode (an exam invigilator could also use a quit password to end the SEB exam session and unlock the device if necessary).
SEB features an optional Dock displaying buttons for various commands. Instead or in addition, a left slider menu shows a list of open browser tabs and commands which can be used to (if enabled in settings) quit an exam session, jump back to the start page of an exam, reload a web page, and navigate back/forward in the browsing history.
SEB for iOS uses the same format for encrypted .seb configuration files as the SEB versions for other platforms. Those config files allow to individually configure SEB to display the start page of an exam system or an exam portal page with a list of links to current exams. If SEB for iOS is installed using a mobile device management (MDM) system, its initial configuration can easily be deployed using the "MDM Managed Configuration" feature. You can also directly start an exam with an individual configuration in SEB for iOS using a special config hyperlink. This link can be opened by examinees from Safari, Mail or a messenger app. In addition, you can use QR codes containing SEB links or even full, individual configurations. An exam can directly be started in SEB by using the iOS Camera app or the built-in QR code scanner.
SEB also works together with Apple Classroom, teachers can start individually configured exams on all student devices. See https://safeexambrowser.org/ios for more information.
SafeExamBrowser for iOS was developed by Daniel R. Schneider, ETH Zurich, IT Services, based on the original idea of Safe Exam Browser by Stefan Schneider, University of Giessen
Project concept: Thomas Piendl, Daniel R. Schneider, Damian Büchel
SEB uses one of the single app modes provided by iOS. After an exam is submitted, SEB can automatically end the app self-lock assessment mode (an exam invigilator could also use a quit password to end the SEB exam session and unlock the device if necessary).
SEB features an optional Dock displaying buttons for various commands. Instead or in addition, a left slider menu shows a list of open browser tabs and commands which can be used to (if enabled in settings) quit an exam session, jump back to the start page of an exam, reload a web page, and navigate back/forward in the browsing history.
SEB for iOS uses the same format for encrypted .seb configuration files as the SEB versions for other platforms. Those config files allow to individually configure SEB to display the start page of an exam system or an exam portal page with a list of links to current exams. If SEB for iOS is installed using a mobile device management (MDM) system, its initial configuration can easily be deployed using the "MDM Managed Configuration" feature. You can also directly start an exam with an individual configuration in SEB for iOS using a special config hyperlink. This link can be opened by examinees from Safari, Mail or a messenger app. In addition, you can use QR codes containing SEB links or even full, individual configurations. An exam can directly be started in SEB by using the iOS Camera app or the built-in QR code scanner.
SEB also works together with Apple Classroom, teachers can start individually configured exams on all student devices. See https://safeexambrowser.org/ios for more information.
SafeExamBrowser for iOS was developed by Daniel R. Schneider, ETH Zurich, IT Services, based on the original idea of Safe Exam Browser by Stefan Schneider, University of Giessen
Project concept: Thomas Piendl, Daniel R. Schneider, Damian Büchel
Latest updates
3.7.1
- Fetch & embed server certificates by URL: in Settings › Network › Certificates you can fetch a server's certificate over HTTPS and embed it (verify its SHA-256 fingerprint before embedding).
- "Allow iOS screen capture" setting to control screen recording / AirPlay / cable mirroring during an exam has now a new, iOS-specific key allowScreenCaptureiOS.
- You can now enter a custom browser User Agent string (and suffix) directly in the iOS Settings.
- In-page text search now also finds text inside iFrames, and no longer clears text you typed into open-answer fields. Now it also shows the number of found search text occurrences.
- Support for running on the latest iOS version.
- iCloud Documents capability caused AAC to deactivate with a specific MDM restriction: Removed the iCloud Documents capability, as it's no longer necessary for files from iCloud drive being automatically downloaded when opening them in SEB.
- Fixed: User Agent string with trailing space caused web app error.
- Added Compatibility for Passwords Containing Accented Characters.
- Fixed: SEB-JSON floating point serialization differs between Windows and macOS/iOS, which could lead to a different Config Key.
- Allowed SEB Versions: exams can now require specific SEB versions. If your version isn't allowed, SEB explains the requirement and offers to update via the App Store.
- Various stability and reliability improvements.
Optional features which need to be individually configured and are disabled by default:
- Screen Proctoring: if connecting to the proctoring service fails, SEB now shows an error and lets you retry.
- Fixed some more random crashes when using screen proctoring.