Difference between revisions of "Browser support"
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* IE11+ (Win7) | * IE11+ (Win7) | ||
| − | ** folks still on XP after its EOL can use Firefox or Chrome, IE | + | ** folks still on XP after its EOL can use Firefox or Chrome, IE 11 is now available on Win 7 (and after January 2016, the only supported browser) |
| − | + | ** chrome on xp support ends <strike>April</strike>December 2015 | |
| − | + | ** windows security essentials stopped being supported on XP in july 2015 | |
| − | + | ** malicious software removal tool was supposed to end then too, but it showed up for august | |
| − | + | ** MS dropped support for older browsers on a platform as of January 2016 | |
| − | |||
* Firefox 38+ (current/latest ESR) | * Firefox 38+ (current/latest ESR) | ||
* Chrome 41+ | * Chrome 41+ | ||
* Safari 6+? (latest running on the still-used OSX/iOS versions) | * Safari 6+? (latest running on the still-used OSX/iOS versions) | ||
* <strike>Opera latest</strike> (still supported, but v15+ uses the same engine as Chrome, so not separately tested) | * <strike>Opera latest</strike> (still supported, but v15+ uses the same engine as Chrome, so not separately tested) | ||
Revision as of 19:02, 3 November 2015
Current (3.x) (as of 11/2015)
- IE 8+ (lots of WinXP clients out there still)
- Firefox 38+ ("Extended Support Release")
- Chrome 37+ (version of chromium in Debian 7)
- Safari 5+
- Opera (12+?)
Future (4.x)
- IE11+ (Win7)
- folks still on XP after its EOL can use Firefox or Chrome, IE 11 is now available on Win 7 (and after January 2016, the only supported browser)
- chrome on xp support ends
AprilDecember 2015 - windows security essentials stopped being supported on XP in july 2015
- malicious software removal tool was supposed to end then too, but it showed up for august
- MS dropped support for older browsers on a platform as of January 2016
- Firefox 38+ (current/latest ESR)
- Chrome 41+
- Safari 6+? (latest running on the still-used OSX/iOS versions)
-
Opera latest(still supported, but v15+ uses the same engine as Chrome, so not separately tested)
