Certified browsers and operating systemsBrowserDesktopMobileGoogle ChromeWindows 10 & 11, macOS 10.14+Android 9+FirefoxWindows 10 & 11, macOS 10.14+Not supportedSafarimacOS 10.14+iOS 14+Microsoft Edge (Chromium)Windows, macOSAndroid, iOS
For anyone serving in the role of Moderator or Presenter in a Collaborate conference, Blackboard recommends using either Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox. As of now, these are the only browsers that support WebRTC (Real-Time Conferencing) technology and Collaborate's Share Application feature.
The new Windows 10 browser, Microsoft Edge, is listed as being supported by Blackboard. At this time the GVSU Blackboard Support group recommends Firefox, Chrome or Safari. A list of Blackboard supported browsers can be found here.Jan 1, 2018
CCU Supported BrowsersMicrosoft EdgeTM: Latest two versions. As of 1/12/2022, the newest version of Microsoft Edge is 96.0.Safari® browser: Latest two versions (or one major version if more than one year old) ... Google ChromeTM browser: Latest two versions. ... Firefox® browser: Latest two versions.
Blackboard Learn does not require any other browser plug-ins. To learn more about browser plug-ins, assistive technology, and other supporting software, see the Browser Support Policy topic in this section.
Mobile browsers are also supported for the Original experience. Older themes are not supported on these browsers even though users may have success using them. Blackboard App and Blackboard Instructor are supported native apps for mobile and tablet devices that interact with Blackboard Learn servers.
To build Pyramid dashboards, an NPAPI-compatible browser is required because the Pyramid builder uses the Microsoft Silverlight plug-in. Google Chrome has deprecated NPAPI support, so this browser is incompatible. Firefox or Safari users must install and configure the Silverlight plug-in to use it in their browser.
The Blackboard browser check will check the following configurations: 1 Browser Check: Checks to see if the browser you are using is validated for use with Blackboard. At this time, we only support browsers that are Compatible or Certified. 2 JavaScript Check: Almost every part of the Learning System relies on JavaScript for the ability to generate interactive web pages. You must have JavaScript enabled. 3 Cookies Check: Makes sure your browser is configured to allow cookies, small bits of data Blackboard stores on your computer. 4 Pop-up Blocker: The Learning System sometimes uses small browser windows to deliver requested content. 5 Port 80 Check: Port 80 is your standard Internet port and its how information enters your computer from Blackboard. 6 Java Check: Checks to make sure Java is installed on your system. 7 PDF Check: Verifies that you can open Adobe Acrobat files.
The first step to see if your computer is set up for Blackboard is to check your browser compatibility. The Blackboard browser check will check the following configurations: Browser Check: Checks to see if the browser you are using is validated for use with Blackboard.
Port 80 Check: Port 80 is your standard Internet port and its how information enters your computer from Blackboard. Java Check: Checks to make sure Java is installed on your system. PDF Check: Verifies that you can open Adobe Acrobat files. Pay attention to any warnings that indicate potential compatibility issues.
Refer to the Microsoft website for more information on browser support for Microsoft Reporting Services. To view Pyramid dashboards, an HTML-5 compatible browser is required. Older versions of Internet Explorer that have been deprecated by Microsoft are not compatible for viewing Pyramid reports.
Microsoft ended active development for Internet Explorer in January 2016. Some newer features in Learn may not work, including Attendance and Create Recording. Reported issues isolated to Internet Explorer will not be resolved by Product Support. We recommend using another browser.
1. WebRTC isn’t presently supported on these browsers, so the Create Recording feature will not work on these browsers.
WebRTC isn’t presently supported on these browsers, so the Create Recording feature will not work on these browsers. Both Microsoft and Apple have expressed they intend to support this standard in the future, in both Edge and Safari, respectively. These browsers can play back recordings created by the feature without issue.
Chromebook (Chrome browser; features requiring NPAPI plug-ins are not supported) ChromeOS is not supported on devices other than Chromebooks such as ChromeOS running on Windows. ChromiumOS and Chromebit are not supported. Blackboard strives to make all its products as accessible as possible.
Unsupported. ** Modern mobile browsers are generally considered compatible when using Blackboard Learn release Q2 2018 or later with the Learn 2016 system theme and user -added materials are mobile-com patible. Not all tools and workflows have been optimized for mobile use.