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Viz Flowics Supported Browsers
Viz Flowics Supported Browsers

This article outlines the recommended browsers for seamless performance of Viz Flowics Graphics

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To ensure optimal performance and full compatibility with the Viz Flowics Graphics HTML5 Editor and our Web Pages Editor, we strongly recommend using the latest versions of the following web browsers:

  • Google Chrome (Recommended): Version 38 and later.

  • Mozilla Firefox: Version 27 and later.

  • Microsoft Edge: Version 11 and later.

  • Apple Safari: Version 11 and later.

Keeping your browser up to date ensures smooth functionality within Viz Flowics Graphics.


Chromium Embedded Framework (CEF) for External Systems

CEF is an open-source framework that enables the embedding of Chromium-based browsers into external applications, facilitating accurate rendering of HTML5 graphics. Using an outdated CEF version may result in degraded performance, rendering inconsistencies, and limited feature support. To achieve high-quality visualization of Viz Flowics Graphics, always make sure the integration system you are using is up to date with the latest CEF release.

For external systems integrating Viz Flowics Graphics, such as TriCaster, vMix, OBS, and other third-party broadcast solutions, it is essential to use the latest Chromium Embedded Framework (CEF) version to ensure optimal performance and compatibility.


Additional Considerations

  • Ad Blockers and Extensions: Some browser extensions, particularly ad blockers, may interfere with the proper display of graphics and embedded content. To ensure full functionality, we recommend disabling such extensions or whitelisting the Viz Flowics platform.

  • Hardware Acceleration: Enabling hardware acceleration in your browser settings can enhance performance and improve rendering speed for complex graphics.

By following these recommendations, you can ensure a smooth and efficient experience when using the Viz Flowics Graphics HTML5 Editor and integrating graphics into external systems.

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