Absorb LMS will display on multiple devices and does not have any specific system requirements. The Learner Experience has a responsive design which runs on screens of all sizes, while the Admin Experience works best on desktops, laptops, and tablets.
The following browsers are tested and confirmed to handle Absorb LMS:
Browser | Devices |
Chrome (Desktop/Tablet/Mobile) | |
Edge (Desktop) | |
Firefox (Desktop) | |
Safari (macOS/iOS) | |
Android (Tablet/Mobile) |
Mobile Learn App
Alongside access through the browsers above, we also offer the Absorb Learning Mobile App which allows your Learners to access the Learner Experience through their Android and iOS mobile devices in an experience tailored for phones.
For more information on the app:
Important FYI
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Absorb LMS supports multiple languages. Portal language settings can be configured by a System Admin by navigating to the Defaults tab of Portal Settings.
- We do not support running Absorb LMS in multiple browsers or windows/tabs concurrently. Doing so may result in unexpected behavior. Manipulating browser cookies can cause issues with the normal execution of the LMS operations.
- If you are using a Virtual Desktop Infrastructure, Absorb LMS cannot guarantee the expected functionality and performance. You may encounter unexpected behavior or performance issues.
- Absorb Analyze supports Chrome & Firefox.
- Please make sure that your browser is updated to the latest version before submitting a support request.
Browser Extension Support
Absorb does not officially support any browser extension and usage of them is at your own risk. If you find they impact functionality, turn off the browser extension, clear cookies and cache and try again.
Internet Explorer
Absorb no longer supports the Internet Explorer browser, also known as IE11. Please see important dates below:
- Absorb has discontinued fixing Internet Explorer specific issues on August 31, 2022.
- Absorb has fully dropped support for Internet Explorer on November 30, 2022.
These dates align with Microsoft's changes to Internet Explorer that occurred on June 15, 2022. Please visit The future of Internet Explorer on Windows 10 is in Microsoft Edge for further details.
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