XIC: What web browsers can be used with XIC (Cyberark)?
XYGATEIC functions as a connector to CyberArk and browser support is dictated by CyberArk. Based on CyberArk's documentation published as of 4/1/2023, Edge, Firefox, Chrome, and Safari are supported.
Information confirming the currently supported browsers is available via the 'System requirements and supported browsers' section of the CyberArk website, linked below:
https://docs.cyberark.com/Product-Doc/OnlineHelp/Idaptive/Latest/en/Content/CoreServices/GetStarted/services-components-overview/BrowsersSupport.htm
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