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**Supported**
jsPsych supports recent versions of the four most commonly-used web browsers:
* Chrome
* Firefox
* Safari
* Edge
* Chrome
* Firefox
* Safari
* Edge
This means that jsPsych _should_ work on these browsers. If something doesn't work as you expect on one of the browsers above, it might be a bug that should be fixed. You can search for and report bugs on the [jsPsych GitHub Issues page](https://github.com/jspsych/jsPsych/issues). We're very grateful for anyone who takes the time to report bugs - it helps improve the library for everyone!
**Unsupported**
There are many other web browsers that are available, but that are not commonly used. The most well-known of these are Internet Explorer and Opera. jsPsych is not tested on these and other browsers not listed in the Supported section above. jsPsych experiments _might_ work in these browsers, but they _might not_. If you want to give participants the option to use unsupported browsers, then we recommend carefully testing your experiment to make sure that everything works as expected. Otherwise, we suggest asking your participants to only use a supported browser, or incorporating browser, device, and/or feature checks at the start of your experiment. jsPsych offers built-in methods for [exclusion based on minimum browser size and WebAudio API compatibility](overview/exclude-browser.md). You can incorporate other browser/device/feature checks into your experiment by adding custom JavaScript code.
There are many other web browsers that are available, but that are not commonly used. The most well-known of these are Internet Explorer and Opera. jsPsych is not tested on these and other browsers not listed in the Supported section above. jsPsych experiments _might_ work in these browsers, but they _might not_. If you want to give participants the option to use unsupported browsers, then we recommend carefully testing your experiment to make sure that everything works as expected. Otherwise, we suggest asking your participants to only use a supported browser, or incorporating browser, device, and/or feature checks at the start of your experiment. jsPsych offers built-in methods for [exclusion based on minimum browser size and WebAudio API compatibility](/overview/exclude-browser.md). You can incorporate other browser/device/feature checks into your experiment by adding custom JavaScript code.
## Mobile Devices