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Windows1 Mac Chromebook iPad Android Tablet2 Operating System 10+ 12 (Monterey)+ Chrome OS iOS 17+ Android 12+ Browsers *Chrome 121+ *Firefox 121+ Edge 122+ No support for IE 11 *Chrome 121+ *Firefox 121+ Safari 17+ *Chrome 121+ Chrome 121+ Safari 17+ *Chrome 121+ Supported Devices All devices still receiving automatic updates from Google: Full List All devices with at least 3GB RAM: iPad 7 (2019)+iPadMini 5 (2019)+iPad Air 3 (2019)+iPad Pro 2 (2017)+ Samsung Galaxy Tablets Screen Resolution 1024x768+ 1024x768+ Any Any 8.9" Keyboard English (United States) Windows1 Operating System 10+ Browsers *Chrome 121+ *Firefox 121+ Edge 122+ No support for IE 11 Screen Resolution 1024x768+ Keyboard English (United States) Mac Operating System 12 (Monterey)+ Browsers *Chrome 121+ *Firefox 121+ Safari 17+ Screen Resolution 1024x768+ Keyboard English (United States) Chromebook Operating System Chrome OS Browsers *Chrome 121+ Supported Devices All devices still receiving automatic updates from Google: Full List Screen Resolution Any Keyboard English (United States) iPad Operating System iOS 17+ Browsers Chrome 121+ Safari 17+ Supported Devices All devices with at least 3GB RAM: iPad 7 (2019)+iPadMini 5 (2019)+iPad Air 3 (2019)+iPad Pro 2 (2017)+ Screen Resolution Any Keyboard English (United States) Android Tablet2 Operating System Android 12+ Browsers *Chrome 121+ Supported Devices Samsung Galaxy Tablets Screen Resolution 8.9" Keyboard English (United States) * Color contrast/blindness accessibility settings are available in these browsers. 1. Windows based Microsoft Surface tablets require the use of an external keyboard and mouse (e.g., touch cover keyboard, Bluetooth keyboard/mouse or USB keyboard/mouse). 2. Not compatible with ALEKS Adventure. Accessibility System Requirements Applies to grades 5 and above. Windows Operating System 10+ Screen Resolution 1024x768+ Browsers Chrome 121+ Screen Reader JAWS 2019+

DivX Web Player doesn't work in Chrome/Chromium and Opera Web browsers due to NPAPI API removal.For Mac OS X versions prior to 10.7 (Mac OS X Lion), contact our support team for assistance Changes for v10.5.5 - v10.5.7 Components:Converter 10.5.7Player 10.5.7Web Player 3.5.7DivX To Go 10.5.7Media Server 10.5.7DivX Installer System 3.5.7DivX Control Panel 3.5.7What's New:DivX Preferences Panel on OSX was redesignedFixed:Hot fix for DivX Software update module on OSX platform"Enable hardware acceleration" checkbox behavior fixed in DivX ConverterMinor improvements for DivX ConverterKnown Issues:For Mac OS X versions prior to 10.7 (Mac OS X Lion), contact our support team for assistanceDivX Web Player doesn't work in Chrome/Chromium and Opera Web browsers. Changes for v10.4.1 - v10.5.5 Components:Converter 10.5.5Player 10.5.5Web Player 3.5.5DivX To Go 10.5.5Media Server 10.5.5DivX Installer System 3.5.5DivX Control Panel 3.5.5What's New:Apple’s QuickTime video format playback support3GP and 3GPP video formats supportAutomatic and Manual rotate support in DivX PlayerTranscoding pause functionality added in ConverterNew mp4 preset in Converter which better matches new iOS devices playbackFixed:Fix for Brightness, Contrast and Saturation playback settingsRotate options are available for DivX Profiles in ConverterPadding functionality improved for video conversionMultiple fixes in Converter and PlayerMinor translation and UI improvementsKnown Issues:For Mac OS X versions prior to 10.7 (Mac OS X Lion), contact our support team for assistanceDivX Web Player doesn't work in Chrome/Chromium and Opera Web browsers. Changes for v10.2.6 - v10.3 Components:Converter 10.3Player 10.3Web Player 3.3DivX To Go 10.3Media Server 10.3DivX Installer System 3.3What's New:Dolby AudioTM Edition adds support for Dolby® Digital Plus audio up to 7.1 to DivX Player and DivX Web PlayerChromecast streaming from DivX Media Server's "Cast to" featureBlu-ray backup using new Video Pack for Converter Faster conversion with Intel Quick Sync Video hardware encoding for DivX Plus profilesTested support for 4K videos from GoPro Hero4, Samsung S5, LG G3, and

Cipafilter authentication clients provide a mechanism for silent and transparent network authentication, making it possible to filter users according to their domain credentials without forcing them to log in directly via their browser. The authentication clients enable targeted, group-based filtering of users who are otherwise not authorized to authenticate devices foreign to the network, and they satisfy the "required authentication" subnet option. If you would like assistance implementing an authentication client on your network, or have any other questions, please contact Cipafilter Technical Support. Stable Authentication Clients Stable authentication clients are the current production clients intended for deployment on live networks. They may be installed on an individual machine basis or deployed via Active Directory or a similar management system. Please see our Knowledge Base for more information about deploying authentication clients with Active Directory. Cipafilter authentication client for Microsoft® Windows® Version 1.3.0.6 (cipaauthclient-1.3.0.6.msi) MSI installer for 32- and 64-bit versions of Windows. Designed for deployment via group policy. Requirements: Microsoft Windows XP or greater (32- or 64-bit), Microsoft .NET Framework 4 or greater Download Cipafilter authentication client for Microsoft® Windows® (64-bit only) Version 1.3.0.6 (cipaauthclientx64-1.3.0.6.msi) MSI installer for 64-bit versions of Windows. Designed to be deployment via group policy. Requirements: Microsoft Windows XP or greater (64-bit), Microsoft .NET Framework 4 or greater Download Cipafilter authentication client for Apple® macOS® Version 1.3.1.5 (CIPAFilter.1.3.1.5.pkg) Apple installer package for macOS. Notarized and stapled. Requirements: Apple macOS (OS X) 10.9 or greater (Intel or Apple silicon) Download Cipafilter authentication client for Apple® macOS® (legacy) Version 1.1 (macosx.mpkg.zip) Apple installer package for older versions of macOS (OS X). This client is a legacy version and does not support hiding the menu-bar icon. Requirements: Apple macOS (OS X) 10.4 or greater (PPC or Intel) Download Cipafilter Authenticator for Google® Chrome™ Extension for Google Chrome browsers and Chrome OS clients. This client may be used with LDAP authentication. Requirements: Google Chrome/Chromium browser (any platform) and/or Google Chrome/Chromium OS Visit Chrome Web Store Cipafilter Direct Authenticator for Google® Chrome™ SSO extension for Google Chrome browsers and Chrome OS clients. This client must be used with Google OAuth authentication. Requirements: Google Chrome/Chromium browser (any platform) and/or Google Chrome/Chromium OS Visit Chrome Web Store

Name BookmarkBarEnabled Policy source/scope Cloud Machine Policy Policy value false Policy error Deprecated Any issue with a policy is displayed here. Extensions & plugins Type Example value Notes Extension ID aapocclcgogkmnckokdopfmhonfmgoek Extension version 0.10 Extension name Slides Extension description User-agent switcher for Chrome is an extension for Google Chrome Extension type extension Extension homepage URL Extension icon Extension install type Normal Whether the extension was force-installed by the administrator, or installed by the user. Extension enabled status Enabled Extension host permissions “webRequest”, “cookies” Learn more about host permissions. Extension permissions “tabs”, “devtools” Learn more about Chrome extension permissions. Plugin name Chrome PDF Plugin Plugin version 2.0 Plugin description Portable Document Format Plugin file name internal-pdf-viewer Machine information Type Example value Notes BIOS serial number [alphanumeric string] Device management token (DM token) [alphanumeric string] Generated during enrollment to uniquely identify the device. Machine name DESKTOP1 The name of the machine. OS user CORP\User1 The user's name as reported by the OS. OS version Windows 10.0.17134.165 The version of the OS the browser is running on. OS arch x86_64 The architecture of the device the browser is running on. Machine Id [ID number] This value is platform specific. After setup Set up Chrome browser user-level management See all Cloud-managed Chrome browser topics See detailed information in the Chrome Enterprise Core whitepaperNext: 4. Set policies for enrolled Chrome browsers Was this helpful?How can we improve it?

Axis. The angle can be represented by a percentage or length. The translateZ() transform function is available on the following: Safari 4.0.3 and later running on Mac OS X v10.6 and later. iOS 2.0 and later. Google Chrome 12.0 and later. Default ValueThe default value for the -webkit-transform property is none (which means that no transforms are applied).AvailabilityThe -webkit-transform property is available in:For 2D transforms:Safari 3.1 and lateriOS 2.0 and laterGoogle Chrome 1.0 and laterFor 3D transforms:Safari 4.0.3 and later running on Mac OS X v10.6 and later.iOS 2.0 and laterGoogle Chrome 12.0 and laterCSS3 EquivalentThe CSS3 equivalent to the -webkit-transform property is the transform property. It's always good practice to use the CSS3 equivalent in your code.Browser CompatabilityThis property is a proprietary extension that is only supported in Chrome and Safari browsers. For maximum browser compatibility, you should add the W3C CSS3 equivalent to your code. This is typically done by removing the -webkit- prefix, however, you should always check the correct syntax before implementing your code (at the time of writing, CSS3 was still a work in progress). Also consider adding other proprietary extensions such as -ms- for Internet Explorer, -moz- for Firefox, -o- for Opera etc. However, you should check that a corresponding extension exists before doing this, as not all browsers have corresponding extensions, and those that do may not necessarily accept the same parameters.

Have you ever needed to test downloading files from a website? As a long-time test automation expert, I‘ve helped over 100 companies validate file downloads using Selenium. In this complete tutorial, I‘ll share exactly how to automate downloading files from any site using Python.We‘ll cover:Challenges with automating file downloads Supported browsers and versionsStep-by-step setup guides for Chrome and FirefoxTips to handle browser prompts and permissionsTroubleshooting common test failuresBest practices from 10+ years of experienceSo let‘s get started.Why Automating File Downloads is TrickyAs an automation tester, you want to replicate any user workflow. Downloading files is one of the most common actions on the web. But here‘s the catch:The approach for enabling downloads varies across browsers. For example:Chrome needs experimental options set to change default download folderFirefox uses profiles to customize preferencesSafari requires handling native OS promptsThis means the code to automate downloads differs for each browser. To make things more complex…Each browser version also handles downloads slightly differently. So your scripts need to account for those variances. But don‘t worry!In this guide, I‘ll share how to handle all these challenges with examples for each major browser.Browser Compatibility for Download AutomationBefore writing any code, let‘s discuss which browsers support automating file downloads:BrowserVersions TestedGoogle Chrome90 to 108+Mozilla Firefox90 to 105+Apple Safari12 to 16+Microsoft Edge90 to 108+I‘ve personally tested downloading files on these browsers and versions using Selenium with Python.The code samples in this article will focus on Chrome and Firefox – which make up 74% of the global desktop browser market share.But the concepts are applicable to all modern browsers.Now let‘s look at how to set up Selenium Python for Chrome and Firefox download testing.Automating File Download in Chrome with SeleniumChrome uses preferences and options to customize download behavior. Here are the steps to configure:Step 1: Import Selenium and Set Chrome OptionsStart