Digital signage on Windows, Mac and mini-PCs

A mini-PC behind a screen is a powerful signage player, and one you may already have in a cupboard.

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onday digital signage playing on a wall-mounted landscape TV

Computers make strong signage players: they handle demanding web dashboards and high-resolution video without trouble.

On Windows, run the onday web player in a browser in kiosk mode. On macOS there is a downloadable onday player app.

Plenty of power

Handles heavy dashboards and video walls driven by one machine.

Live web content

Web pages run in a full browser engine.

Mac app

Download the onday player for macOS from the setup guide.

Pair with a code

The same pairing flow as every other device.

Set it up on Windows

  1. Open onday.uk/player in Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome
  2. Pair the screen with the code shown
  3. Create a shortcut that opens the browser in kiosk mode at onday.uk/player
  4. Add the shortcut to the Startup folder so it opens at sign-in
  5. In Windows power settings, set the display and sleep timers to “Never”
The onday dashboard showing screens and their online status

Browser kiosk mode

Both Edge and Chrome can start full-screen with no address bar by adding the --kiosk option to the shortcut, followed by the player address. Combined with automatic sign-in, the PC returns to your content after a restart.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Yes, if it runs a current version of Edge or Chrome. Open the web player in kiosk mode.

Yes. The onday player for macOS is available as a DMG download from the setup guide.

One player shows one programme. For different content on each display, run a player per screen.

Add a kiosk-mode browser shortcut to the Windows Startup folder so it opens at sign-in.

More devices

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