KiddyBrowser is a web browser with links to Flash games. The application could be a nice tool to let your kids play Flash games on the Web without disturbing your main browser's settings. It has links to a few different gaming websites such as Club Penguin, Moshi Monsters, OneMoreLevel and MiniClip. Each one of those sites has tons of games of different types. All these games are great, but there is one problem with this app. It doesn't block harmful sites. It doesn't even try. It comes pre-loaded with Google in its address bar, so all you need to do to access a site is type a keyword and follow a link. At least, this could include some keyword filtering, or block access to Google altogether, to be really safe for kids.
In my testing, I followed the links to OneMoreLevel and selected a random game. It loaded quite well and I was able to start playing almost instantly. The game was simple enough for kids, but I have seen some Flash games on there that were really complicated.
All in all, this is just a limited web browser with a few links to Flash games websites. There is no content filtering, so your kids might end up looking at sites not intended for them.
Web browser written in Cocoa. It uses the KHTML rendering engine provided by Apple's Web Kit.
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