Watch Browser with Keyboard 1.5

Watch Browser with Keyboard is a compact browser designed exclusively for your Apple Watch, featuring a custom QWERTY keyboard.

It serves as a convenient browsing solution on your wrist for those moments when alternative devices are not at hand. For users of Series 7 or 8, the browser supports the standard QWERTY keyboard available in watchOS. In contrast, older models only offer a scribble keyboard. Notably, this application includes a personalized QWERTY keyboard tailored for inputting web addresses and search queries. Presently, the customized QWERTY keyboard exclusively supports English.

Features

• Browse seamlessly with any web address URL.
• Enjoy support for multiple keyboards - the standard watchOS keyboard or the personalized QWERTY option.
• Effortlessly conduct searches with over 20 search engines, including popular choices like Google, Bing, and DuckDuckGo.
• Access bookmarks stored on your iCloud account, with convenient management available on both your watch and iPhone.
• Your browsing history is securely stored on iCloud for easy retrieval via the app on your watch or iPhone.
• Bookmark pages directly from your browsing history on either device.
• Utilize Watch Complications functionality to swiftly launch the app or navigate to your preferred site directly from your Watch face with a single tap.
• All configurations are automatically saved to your iCloud account for seamless synchronization across devices.
• Favicons enhance bookmark and browsing history visualizations for quick identification.
• Advanced features such as Reload Page, Previous Page, Next Page, and Reader mode are accessible on watchOS 10 by tapping the address bar.
• Enhanced typing capabilities like double-tapping the spacebar to insert a dot (.) and long-pressing backspace for complete text deletion.
• Data storage is localized to your device and iCloud account for enhanced privacy and security.

Limitations

• Browsing capabilities are constrained due to the small screen size and limited processing power of the device, which can lead to challenges on complex websites.
• Login processes for certain sites may not function correctly due to inherent limitations.
• Sessions are not retained; each time you close the browser view, a new session begins upon reopening.
• No dedicated back or forward buttons, but users can navigate back or forward by swiping left or right within the interface.