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1. #Internet explorer 9 or above for mac os x
2. #Internet explorer 9 or above mac os x
3. #Internet explorer 9 or above update
4. #Internet explorer 9 or above upgrade
5. #Internet explorer 9 or above full

This is without a doubt the best performing option though, since there is no virtualization or hack required, it just turns your Mac into a Windows PC.

#Internet explorer 9 or above mac os x

The downside to this approach is that you need to buy a Windows license so that you can install it in the VM.īootcamp is another option but then you’ll have to reboot between Mac OS X and Windows, and this isn’t really acceptable for quick testing in my view, plus you still have to buy Windows. The upside to this is that it’s generally very stable and assuming your Mac is reasonably powerful the virtual machine usually performs quite well, certainly well enough to run IE and core Windows apps. The first approach is to use virtualization software, and then you can run IE in addition to just about anything else through a fully functioning Windows VM.

#Internet explorer 9 or above full

#Internet explorer 9 or above for mac os x

#Internet explorer 9 or above upgrade

At a minimum, users must upgrade to a supported browser in order to ensure future functionality of the SafetySkills LMS. This will typically provide the greatest security and compatibility with products and services across the web.

#Internet explorer 9 or above update

What do you recommend?Ĭustomers are always encouraged to update to the latest versions of their preferred internet browser whenever possible. Additionally, accessing SafetySkills using IE 10 may lead to security and compatibility concerns similar to those experienced by users of IE 8 and 9. While it may still be possible for learners to successfully complete an HTML5 SafetySkills course using IE 10, it is not recommended. IE 10 is known to have some inconsistent issues with the SafetySkills LMS and course content.

This is part of the same product life-cycle that is ending support for IE 9. On January 12, 2016, Microsoft limited support for IE 10 to only certain operating systems. This change will only affect users of the SafetySkills LMS (Enterprise, Direct, and MySafetySkills accounts) who are still using IE 9 or another unsupported browser. Licensed content will also not be affected. A complete list of supported browsers can be found here. The majority of clients are using supported browsers and will not be affected. Ensuring a safe and reliable user experience across a wide range of devices and platforms means that we must focus our efforts on the newest, most secure and up-to-date browsers and operating systems. We strive to constantly innovate with the new features and capabilities our customers want. SafetySkills is committed to providing state-of-the-art products that offer maximum value to our customers. Read more about HTML5 and future product updates here. Many recent and planned updates to our content simply cannot work on IE 9, such as support for mobile devices, language bundling and accessibility features.

IE 9 already does not support our HTML 5 courses, which means that SafetySkills newest courses cannot play in the browser. Learn more about Microsoft ending support for IE9 Compatibility ConcernsĪs support ends for IE 9, we expect to see more compatibility issues between the browser and modern course content. This will make it impossible to ensure that our strict standards for customer safety and privacy are being met on these older browsers.

IE 9 is over 5 years old and already has some significant security risks, and the end of Microsoft support will only make the browser more vulnerable to security flaws over time. Microsoft ended support for Internet Explorer 10 and below on January 12, 2016. Why are you doing this? Security Concerns While you may still be able to access the LMS using these browsers for the time being, support for technical or product issues will no longer be provided by SafetySkills and future LMS updates will not be tested or supported on these browsers. As of February 1, 2016, SafetySkills ended support for the Internet Explorer 9 browser and below for SafetySkills LMS clients.