PASS - Supported Web Browsers

Users are strongly encouraged to use these browsers, as others may not be compatible with PASS. 

Most browser related issues are due to cache, try clearing browser cache to resolve issue.

Browser Operating System
Firefox 105 and Higher
Firefox 102 ESR and Higher
  • Mac OS 10.12 (Intel) (32 & 64 bit)
  • Windows 10 and 11 (32 & 64 bit)

Google Chrome 106 and Higher

Google Chrome Android 10 and Higher

  • Mac OS 10.12 and higher (Intel) (32 & 64 bit)
  • Mac iOS 11 and higher (iPad, iPhone, iPod)
  • Windows 10 and 11 (32 & 64 bit)
  • Android 9 and higher
Microsoft Edge 106 and Higher
  • Windows 10 and 11 (32 & 64 bit)
Safari 14 and Higher
  • Mac OS 12.12 and higher (Intel) (32 & 64 bit)
  • Mac iOS 11 and higher

 

Required Setting:

  • Browser Cache must be cleared frequently
  • Pop-up Blockers must be off
  • Adobe Reader or equivalent PDF reader must be installed

 

KNOWN BROWSER ISSUES:

Internet Explorer is no longer supported

Microsoft Edge Legacy (version 42 and prior) is no longer supported 

SAFARI:

  • Classic pages and page controls were developed in era before smartphones. Certain features do not work well with certain touch devices. This issue has been observed on iOS devices only. There is no workaround.
  • On classic grids, the controls for a collapsible data area function inconsistently.
  • Scroll bars are not displayed on PeopleSoft pages when operating in dark mode.

CHROME AND MICROSOFT EDGE:

  • The Chrome browser crashes when a large XML file representing the HTML page is returned by the system. There is no Workaround.

FIREFOX:

  • Due to restrictions inherent in the Chrome and Firefox browsers, you cannot use ViewContentURL to open a file on a local file system. There is no workaround
  • Scroll bars appear overtop of other objects and text

MOBILE DEVICES:

  • Certain PeopleTools features (for example, the Back button, charts, menu breadcrumbs, and others) do not function properly in a private browsing session
  •  When accessing certain external URLs, the browser displays no content, or alternatively, a security error message.
    • Workaround - Open the external website content in a new browser window
  • When viewing attachments, superfluous message windows sometimes appear and remain open.
  •  After an upgrade, users might encounter anomalies with the display of fonts and certain images, such as the menu icon.
    • Workaround - Clear Cache completely by signing out, clearing cache, closing browser, then sign in again.
  • Desktop behavior is observed on a mobile device—for example, the classic homepage rather than the fluid homepage is displayed by default.
    • When accessing a PeopleSoft system on a mobile device, use the operating system’s native browser
  • Drag-and-drop of pagelets is not supported.
    • Workaround - Click the Personalize Layout link to rearrange the layout of pagelets on homepages and dashboard pages.
  • Pop-up pages contain a Close button
    • To dismiss the pop-up page, you must tap the Close button.
  • Scroll bars do not appear within
    • Mobile devices use a touch-based paradigm for scrolling. If you need to scroll or pan through the information within the grid, long edit box, or pagelet, use a twofinger drag
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Article ID: 6487
Created
Thu 7/20/23 3:26 PM
Modified
Wed 10/11/23 1:28 PM

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