> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://knowledge-base.letsgetdigital.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://knowledge-base.letsgetdigital.com/misc/virtual-platform/technical-specifications/browser-support.md).

# Browser support (Virtual event)

The list below gives an overview of the minimum requirements for all components to work. If the browser version is not compatible it may cause parts of the platform to not function properly.

To use one-to-one video chatting, the user is required to give the browser permission to use the camera and/or audio input. Without this permission, the video cannot be streamed.

**Windows** 

Microsoft® Windows 10® \
Chrome v50 or higher (recommended for best performance), Firefox 49.x or higher 

Microsoft® Windows 8.x® \
Chrome v50 or higher (recommended for best performance), Firefox 49.x or higher 

Microsoft® Windows 7® SP1 \
Chrome v50 or higher (recommended for best performance), Firefox 49.x or higher 

**Mac** 

Mac OS X v10.8 or higher \
Chrome v50 or higher (recommended for best performance), Safari 12.1 or higher, Firefox 49.x or higher 

Linux \
Red hat® Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 5 \
Chrome v50 or higher (recommended for best performance), Firefox 49.x or higher 

**Novell SUSE® 9.x or higher** 

Chrome v50 or higher (recommended for best performance), Firefox 49.x or higher 

**Ubuntu 10 or later** 

Firefox 49.x or higher, Chrome v50 or higher (recommended for best performance), Firefox 49.x or higher 

**Solaris** 

Solaris 10 \
Chrome v50 or higher (recommended for best performance), Firefox 49.x or higher


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