Secret Server Major Browser Support
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For release dates, end-of-support timelines, and upgrade guidance, see the Secret Server Product Lifecycle page.
For release dates, end-of-support timelines, and upgrade guidance, see the Secret Server Product Lifecycle page.
Secret Server can accommodate most major browsers available today. This article covers each major browser and version supported by Secret Server, as well as support for the copy-to-clipboard feature.
For the best security, always keep your browser updated to the latest version.
| Browser | Supported Secret Server Versions | Copy-to-Clipboard Support |
|---|---|---|
| Chrome | Version 10.8 and later | Version 10.8 and later |
| Edge | Version 10.8 and later | Version 10.8 and later |
| Firefox | Version 10.8 and later | Version 10.8 and later |
| Internet Explorer | Not supported | Not supported |
| Safari | Version 10.8 and later | Version 10.8 and later |
| Opera | Version 10.8 and later | Version 10.8 and later |
Language Support
Secret Server natively supports the following languages:
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Dutch
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English
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French
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French, Canada
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German
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Italian
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Japanese
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Korean
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Mandarin, simplified, China
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Mandarin, traditional, Taiwan
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Polish
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Portuguese
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Spanish
Using Chrome to Access Secret Server
The Chrome extension prompts users for "tabs" permissions, which Chrome uses to detect your browsing history, including what tabs you open and the URLs they open to. Secret Server uses the tabs permission function only to clear passwords on exit. No history is recorded.
