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Browser compatibility for rendered HTML forms

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Hi everyone!

Does someone have any idea where one can find which browsers forms rendered as HTML by Adobe LiveCycle Forms ES2 are officially supported? I've tried searching everywhere now, but still no luck.

I know that LiveCycle Forms 7.2/7.2.2 supported the following browsers for their HTML rendered forms;

-Internet Explorer 5.0 and above on Windows

-Netscape 7.2 and above on Windows and Linux

-Safari 1.2 and above on Macintosh

-Firefox/Mozilla 1.5/1.8 and above on Windows and Linux"

, but i can't find any relevant information regarding ES 2.

Any help on this matter is greatly appreciated.

Regards,

Håvard

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Håvard,

The Forms ES2 compatibility matrix is as follows

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Steve

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Håvard,

The Forms ES2 compatibility matrix is as follows

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Steve

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Thanks a lot Steve.

You wouldn't happen to have one for LiveCycle ES (8.2) lying around also?

And just on the side - what about Chrome and Opera? You know anything about those?

Thanks again for your help; much appreciated!

-Håvard

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You're welcome.

The LiveCycle Forms 8.2 compatibility matrix

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While Chrome and Opera are not officially supported it does not imply they will not work. Support is driven by market penetration and customer demand. Enterprise customers demand official support for neither Chrome or Opera, generally.

Steve

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I see.

However, there are clearly layout issues with forms rendered as HTML when viewed in Chrome, even very basic ones, so no support for this browser makes sense.

Thanks again!

-Håvard

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