Browser Support Notice - January 2016

Owned by Sean James
Last updated: Feb 10, 2016
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Internet Explorer 6 and 7 Support

In April 2014 the extended support period for the Microsoft Windows XP operating system and Internet Explorer version 6 ended. In addition the mainstream support period for Microsoft Windows Vista and Internet Explorer version 7 also came to an end.

After the 13th March 2016, Quickstream will no longer support Internet Explorer version 6 or Internet Explorer version 7. Users attemping to log in using these browsers will no longer be able to access Quickstream.

Internet Explorer 8 Support

In Jan 2016, Microsoft stopped providing security updates for Internet Explorer version 8, 9 and 10. Internet Explorer 8 supports only older encryption technology. Security researchers have found potential flaws in this technology. This makes Internet Explorer 8 unsuitable for use on secure websites.

After the 13th March 2016, Quickstream will no longer support Internet Explorer version 8. Users attemping to log in using this browsers will no longer be able to access Quickstream.

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Which web pages are affected?

If you access Quickstream using one of the following URL's and you are using Internet Explorer version 6, 7 or 8 you may not access Quickstream.

 

 

What will I see when accessing Quickstream with an unsupported browser?

When accessing Quickstream via one of the affected URLs you will be presented with instructions on how to upgrade your version of Internet Explorer. If you are viewing the web page in compatibility view in Internet Explorer 9, 10 or 11 you will be given instructions on how to switch this off. 

 

Quickstream Portal

The Quickstream Portal sign in page when accessing with Internet Explorer version 7.

Quickstream

The Quickstream sign in page when accessing with Internet Explorer version 7.

 

 

How can I continue to access Quickstream? 

You must upgrade to Internet Explorer 11 or another browser to continue to access Quickstream. You may need to discuss this upgrade with your system administrator. 

Microsoft provides the following web pages to assist you with selecting the correct version of Internet Explorer:

You may also upgrade to another internet browser:

If none of these are available for your computer or device you may need to first upgrade the operating system.

If you are in a corporate environment, you may need to contact your IT team? Â