iOS Webapp

Summary
The Safari web browser supports several meta tags and links that allow you to
customize how Safari appears when displaying your page from a bookmark on
your iOS device's homescreen. Embedding these tags and links into your HTML
can cause Safari to behave in several beneficial ways. For example, you can
launch your website in full screen mode so it appears to be an app instead of
a website.

You can also specify an image to use as the icon for the bookmark on your
homescreen.

Requirements
This module requires the Filefield module.
If the Prevent links from opening in a new window check box is checked in the configuration for the module, then javascript must be enabled. If javascript is not enabled, then checking this check box will not have the intended results.

Installation
Install as usual, see http://drupal.org/node/70151 for further information.

Configuration
To configure this module, navigate to the path admin/settings/ios_webapp
(Site Configuration -> iOS Webapp module settings).

Supported Meta Tags
apple-mobile-web-app-capable

Supported Link Tags
apple-touch-icon (sizes 57x57, 72x72, 114x114, 144x144)

Additional Notes
At the top of the settings page, I included a checkbox "Prevent links from
opening in a new window". If a webpage is running on an iOS Device as a
web app, then links will be opened in a new window by default. Checking
this checkbox allows the user to prevent this behavior. This is done by
including the /js/ios_webapp.js file when this checkbox is checked. This
functionality has been tested on iOS 6.1.

TODO
Add support for the following meta tags:
* apple-mobile-web-app-status-bar-style
* format-detection
* viewport

Add support for the following link tags
* apple-touch-startup-image

Verify the "Prevent links from opening in a new window" functionality works
in earlier versions of iOS (less than 6.1)

See The Supported Mega Tags and the Configuring Web
Applications sections of Apple's Developer website for more information.