This article applies to:

• WebMarshal

Question:

• What browsers can I use with WebMarshal?
• Does WebMarshal work with handset browsers?
• Does WebMarshal work with Apple browsers?

Reply:

WebMarshal supports client connections from current versions of major browser software running on any operating system, as well as non-browser applications that can use proxy servers. 

WebMarshal also works with client software on handset devices that meet the technical requirements described below (subject to the limitations of the devices).

The relevant open standards are Internet RFC 2616 (HTTP 1.1) and Internet RFC 2617 (HTTP Authentication).

The following information applies to WebMarshal as a standalone proxy.

• WebMarshal user authentication supports client connections from software that implements RFC 2616 and RFC 2617, and can be configured to use an explicit proxy server.
• WebMarshal NTLM (Windows integrated) authentication requires client software that implements NTLM.
  • WebMarshal NTLM authentication is known to work with most current web browsers on the Windows platform. Browsers on other platforms can usually work with some additional setup.
• WebMarshal IP authentication supports connections from software that implements RFC 2616 and can be configured to use an explicit proxy server.

LevelBlue does not test third party browsers for conformance to the RFCs. However the following browsers are known to work with WebMarshal :

• Microsoft Edge
• Firefox current versions (Windows, Linux, Mac)
• Google Chrome current versions (Windows, Mac, Android)
• Safari 3.2.2 and above (Windows)
• Safari (Mac) - latest versions
• Opera 8 and 9 (Windows)
• Google Chrome (Windows, Mac, Android)
• Mobile-safari (iPod Touch, iPhone)
• Opera Mobile (Symbian S60 v3)
• Nokia browser (Symbian S60 v3)
• Internet Explorer (although this browser is obsolete and deprecated)