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Browser Compatibility Guide

View supported browsers and recommended settings for using Instrumentl.

Written by Sindie
Updated over a month ago

Using a supported, up-to-date browser ensures Instrumentl functions properly and securely. Unsupported or outdated browsers may result in performance issues or limited functionality.

Logos for Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Safari, and Microsoft Edge browsers


💻 Minimum Supported Browser Versions (Desktop)

Instrumentl is supported on the following desktop browser versions or newer:

  • Google Chrome: 111

  • Microsoft Edge: 111

  • Mozilla Firefox: 128

  • Safari: 16.4

📱Supported Mobile Browsers

Desktop access is still strongly recommended for full functionality. However, while Instrumentl does not currently offer a mobile app, we do support the latest stable versions of the following mobile browsers:

  • Safari (iOS)

  • Firefox (iOS/Android)

  • Chrome (Android)

  • Edge (Android)


⬆️ How to Update Your Browser

Keeping your browser updated helps maintain compatibility and security.

To verify whether there are available updates to your current browser version, please see the links below for update instructions:

Note: If you're using a mobile device, browser updates are typically managed through the App Store (iOS) or Google Play Store (Android).


✅ Browser Settings Checklist

For optimal performance, ensure the following settings are enabled:

  • JavaScript is enabled

  • Cookies are allowed

  • Pop-up blockers are disabled for https://www.instrumentl.com

  • Avoid using private/incognito mode for extended sessions

For instructions on adjusting these settings, refer to your browser’s support documentation.

Still running into issues? Get in touch with Instrumentl Support and let us know what's going on — We're here to help!


Contact Us

If you have any questions about accessing Instrumentl's platform, message our friendly Support team via the chat bubble when logged in, or email us at hello@instrumentl.com.

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