Supported browsers for Google Workspace

To have the best experience with Google Workspace, use a supported, up-to-date browser. You’ll have access to the latest features and you’ll get improved security and performance.

Use one of these browsers

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Chrome	Supports all Google Workspace features and functionality For customers entitled to support, Google also provides one-to-one support for Chrome core functionality (under the Google Workspace agreement).
Firefox	Works well with Google Workspace, but doesn't support: Offline access to Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides Client-side encryption in Meet Accessibility tools (for example, screen readers)
Safari Microsoft Edge	Works well with Google Workspace, but doesn't support: Offline access to Gmail, Calendar, Docs, Sheets, Slides Desktop notifications in Gmail Accessibility tools (for example, screen readers)

Chrome Firefox, Safari, and Microsoft

Required browser settings

To use Google Workspace, turn on cookies and JavaScript in your browser.

Using a virtual browser

Browsers on virtual environments, such as Citrix and VMware, might not support all Google Workspace functionality. For the best experience, use a supported browser on your local computer.

Using an unsupported browser

If you use Google Workspace on an older or unsupported browser, some features might not work, or an application might not open. For example, on an unsupported browser:

• You may be able to view, but not update, your calendars.
• Drawings and presentations in Docs editors may not display properly.

Using Google Workspace on mobile

For the best experience on your mobile device, use the Google Workspace apps built specifically for the Android, iPhone, and iPad devices. To learn about supported versions of mobile apps, go to Updates to Google Workspace mobile apps.