> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.zipcaptions.app/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.zipcaptions.app/getting-started/supported-browsers.md).

# Supported Browsers

We currently support the following browsers:

| Browser  | Works in Browser | Works as PWA |
| -------- | :--------------: | :----------: |
| Brave    |         ❌        |       ❌      |
| Chrome   |         ✅        |       ✅      |
| Chromium |         ❌        |       ❌      |
| Edge     |        🚧        |      ✅\*     |
| Firefox  |         ❌        |       ❌      |
| Opera    |         ❌        |       ❌      |
| Safari   |         ✅        |      🚧      |

{% hint style="warning" %}
This list is subject to change.
{% endhint %}

### Picture in Picture Support

The native [Picture in Picture](/getting-started/picture-in-picture.md) feature uses the W3C Document Picture-in-Picture API. This is supported on desktop versions of Google Chrome (v116+), Microsoft Edge (v116+), and other Chromium-based desktop browsers. It is currently not supported in Safari or Firefox.


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