What Browsers Does Learnosity Support?

A list of all the web browsers and operating system platforms supported and regularly tested by Learnosity.

Supported Platforms 

The Learnosity APIs are largely a collection of powerful, front-end JavaScript & HTML5 APIs designed to deliver a whole user interface and user experience to your end-user. The tables below provide some information on browser support in general, and for audio & video recording in particular.

Legend

Symbol Description
Browsers that are supported and are tested.
[✓] Denotes browsers where support is provided but that are not part of the normal testing workflow.
X Denotes browsers where support is not provided.
Denotes that this browser is not available on that operating system.

 

Core API Support

Browser Windows macOS iOS Android Chrome OS
Chrome latest stable [✓]
Firefox latest stable and ESR X [✓] [✓]
Safari latest stable
Safari two major versions behind latest [✓] [✓]
Edge latest stable [✓] X X [✓]
See our end of support notice for Internet Explorer at the bottom of this page.

Notes

  • Audio recording is not supported in Chrome on iOS
  • Audio recording functionality is provided via WebRTC, which in turn requires the page be loaded over HTTPS.
  • Web Views on iOS currently do not support WebRTC, so audio Questions are not available when loaded under an iOS Web View.

 

Video recording (premium bundle) 

Browser Windows macOS iOS Android Chrome OS
Chrome latest stable [✓]
Firefox latest stable and ESR [✓]
Safari latest stable
Safari one major version behind latest [✓]
Edge latest stable [✓] X [✓]

 

Spellcheck and text correction 

Browser Windows macOS iOS Android Chrome OS
Chrome latest stable X
Firefox latest stable and ESR [✓] X [✓]
Safari latest stable X
Safari one major version behind latest X [✓]
Edge latest stable X [✓] [✓] X [✓]
  • In some questions types, there is the option to enable or disable spellcheck and text correction, which controls browser spellcheck, auto-complete, auto-correct and auto-capitalize on response fields.
  • iOS provides a method to disable auto-complete so that text suggestions are not displayed to or corrected for the user as they type.
  • Predictive text keyboards may still display text suggestions even if browser spellcheck, auto-complete, auto-correct and auto-capitalize are disabled for a text input field. This is common on Android devices which are considered to be unsupported.

 

Internet Explorer - end of support notice

As of July 22nd 2021, Learnosity has ceased support for Internet Explorer 11 and Safari 10. No changes will be made to explicitly break existing support (e.g. removing polyfills), however, neither non-critical bug fixes nor new feature work will be tested in these browser versions.

Updated 17 Aug 2021


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