Browsers and operating systems (OS) are often upgraded or changed. If your browser or OS isn't supported, an error message will appear. In this case, you'll want to see if it can be updated. Your browser needs to support 128-bit encryption.

If you don't have the latest browser or OS version, consider upgrading. An up-to-date browser and OS provide the most current security safeguards against hackers and cyber thieves, improved performance and navigation, and optimal site functionality.

Operating systems

MacOS and Microsoft Windows users need to have one of the most current versions installed. If it's not, you'll need to upgrade it to receive full functionality of our digital services.  

Browsers

The best way to tell if your current browser is supported is to check the specific version you have. We support the most recent versions with 128-bit encryption to deliver full functionality of our digital services.

• Google Chrome
  Open the browser and select the ellipsis (three vertical dots) in the upper right corner of the page. This is the More menu. Select Help, then choose About Chrome. 
• Edge
  Open the browser and select the ellipsis (three horizontal dots) in the upper right corner of the page. This is the Settings and more menu. Select Settings (associated with the gear icon), then choose About Microsoft Edge. 
• Firefox
  Open the browser and select the three horizontal bars in the upper right corner of the page. This is the main menu. Select Help, then choose About Firefox. 
• Safari
  Open the browser and select the Safari menu, then choose About Safari. 

When you select the About page of your browser, a window appears with the version number and will indicate if it's up to date.