Private iOS browser

1. When you initially install and run the app, you will be prompted to set three numeric PINs: a standard PIN, a private PIN, and a reset PIN. None of these may be the same as the other. If you try to set them to the same, you are prompted to correct that. Upon setting the three pins, you are entered into the browser in standard mode. 2. The standard mode browser allows you to enter search terms or URLs in a search bar. The search will be conducted using Google. You can open other tabs, you can view images of all of the tabs, you can close tabs, you can share a URL with someone else using the standard share options, you can open another URL on a webpage in a new tab 3. Whenever you leave the browser, do another iOS function, the phone goes to sleep, the phone locks, you return to the home screen, you pull down to see messages or notifications, you switch apps, or anything else that makes you not be in the browser exclusively, will automatically lock the browser 4. When you re-enter the browser, you will be prompted to enter a PIN. You will be prompted to do this with a numeric keypad only. 5. If you enter the standard pin, you’ll be taken to the browser tabs associated with the standard browsing. If you enter the private pin, you’ll be shown the tabs in the Private browsing mode. You cannot switch between the two modes without entering the correct pin. 6. If you enter the reset pin, the following happens: all tabs in both browsing modes are cleared and closed, all history in both browsing mode is permanently deleted, all cookies, and other cached files are permanently deleted in both modes, and then you are sent to Standard browsing mode with a blank tab 7. There is no way to reset the pins or change them. You have to delete and reinstall the software from the App Store. 8. The following features are available during browsing in both modes: clear history - which clears the history and all cache files and cookies. In that mode only. That clear history button does not close any tabs. 9. The developer will be responsible for loading this into our Apple developer account. 10. You may not use Radium Web Browser to build this. 11. If someone has left the app, their phone has gone to sleep, their phone locked, they accessed any iOS feature, they switched to another app, they returned to their home screen, or they quit the app, they cannot be shown any webpages, without first being prompted to enter the pin. The point of this entire app is so people can have very secure, very private, browsing in both modes, and no one can see what they are browsing unless they have the PIN. 12. In your very first message to me, you must include example apps that you have created. These can either be screenshots or they can be links to the App Store. If they are lynx, they must be accessible to the United States. Don’t send me links I cannot open. Please do not send me pre-canned responses. You should include a total price on how much time this will take and when you can start working. If you have questions, please let me know those right away.