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SUPPORTED DEVICES

Desktops
Laptops
Touchscreens
Smartphones


SCREEN RESOLUTION: 1366 X 768 OR HIGHER


SUPPORTED WEB BROWSERS

Chrome
Firefox
Safari
Edge


JAVASCRIPT, COOKIES, & HIGH-SPEED INTERNET REQUIRED

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SUPPORTED DEVICES INFO

Supported Devices Unsupported Devices Desktop & Laptop Computers Smartphones
(e.g., iPhone, Android, etc.)


Supported Input Methods Unsupported Input Methods Keyboards, Touchpads, & Mices
Touchscreens*


*Devices with touchscreens, such as the Microsoft Surface, are supported as long
as they use a supported input method (e.g., mouse, trackpad)
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SUPPORTED WEB BROWSERS INFO

SUPPORTED WEB BROWSERS

Try Cyber is tested on and supports the latest version of the following desktop
(i.e., non-mobile) web browsers:

 * Google Chrome
 * Mozilla Firefox
 * Apple Safari
 * Microsoft Edge (Chromium)

While other web browsers may work, their functionality is not tested or
supported.

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REQUIRED WEB TECHNOLOGY & INTERNET CONNECTION

REQUIRED WEB TECHNOLOGIES

Try Cyber utilizes JavaScript and cookies to provide and secure its core
services. If either is blocked or disabled, the application will not function
properly.

For more information on how we use cookies, please see our privacy policy.

INTERNET CONNECTION REQUIREMENTS

Try Cyber is a latency-sensitive web application. For the best experience, we
recommend you access Try Cyber on a supported device connected to the internet
via:

 * An uncongested and stable network
 * An ethernet cable or WiFi with excellent signal
 * A connection with at least 15/5 Mbps (download/upload speed)
 * A connection with less than 200ms of latency from our data center located in
   the Central US

VPN, Satellite, & Cell Network Warning: We do not recommend using Try Cyber
while connected to a VPN or while on a satellite (e.g., Starlink, Hughesnet,
Earthlink, etc.) or cell network (e.g., 5G, 4G, LTE, etc.), as it will likely
negatively impact latency, stability, and connection speed.

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