Yes, iOs does have some limitations, but it is far from being a 'a toy'.

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Safari only accesses content from the Photos app for uploading. Some alternatives to look into:

• iUploader. There is a free version and a paid version (don't recall the cost). works reasonably well, but for continued use across a number of online sources, you will need the paid version
• iCab Mobile. This is an alternate web browser (and a pretty good one at that). It is not free, but I seem to remember the cost being fairly reasonable ($3.99 USD; Not sure, may be less; I've been using it for quite some time). Includes a plethora of settings, but for the purposes of uploading files the two you would be most interested in are the Browser ID settings (allows to to set the ID to a non mobile browser) and the download space (contains downloaded files within the app itself and allows for uploading to a site assuming the upload feature doesn't use Windows services or flash; should work on most sites. Has for me).
• See if the specific site has its own app (not typical, but this is the case for some employment sites such as Dice or Monster).

Mar 25, 2014 10:00 AM