Supported platforms for Okta Verify
Okta Verify supports operating system (OS) releases and web browser combinations for a limited time.
When troubleshooting Okta Verify issues, ensure that the Okta Verify configuration for your org meets the following requirements:
- Users have the latest version of Okta Verify installed.
- Both the device platform and version are supported.
- The browser is supported for your device platform and version.
- The browser is running the latest available version.
Supported platforms and browsers
Okta Verify doesn't support beta OS releases. Support for a new major OS version begins on the official date of the general availability (GA) release.
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Okta support policy |
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Android |
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Major OS versions publicly released in the last three years. |
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iOS |
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Major OS versions publicly released in the last two years. |
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iPadOS |
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Major OS versions publicly released in the last two years. |
Linux |
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Only the listed OS versions and their default desktop environments are supported. |
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macOS |
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Major OS versions publicly released in the last three years. |
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Windows |
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Windows 10 and Windows 11 versions supported by Microsoft. CAUTION:
End of Support Effective March 31, 2026, the 32-bit version of the Okta Verify app for Windows transitions to End of Support. |
For Okta Verify app links to open correctly from Firefox on Android devices, one of the following must be true:
- The device is on a network without DNS rebind protection and has granted Firefox local network permission. See Control personal device local network permissions in Firefox for Android.
- Firefox is set to open links in native apps. See Set Firefox for Android to open links in native apps.
Mobile device management (MDM) profiles don't support these settings, so users must configure them manually.
Okta Verify isn't supported on ChromeOS or HarmonyOS.