Ember.js Browser Support Policy

Ember 5.0.0

In Ember 5.0.0, the framework supports the following major browsers:

• Desktop

  • Google Chrome >= 103
  • Mozilla Firefox >= 102
  • Microsoft Edge >= 110
  • Safari >= 12
• Mobile

  • Google Chrome >= 112
  • Mozilla Firefox >= 110
  • Safari >= 12
• Testing

  • Google Chrome
  • Mozilla Firefox

Ember 4.0.0

In Ember 4.0.0, the framework supports the following major browsers:

• Desktop

  • Google Chrome >= 92
  • Mozilla Firefox >= 91
  • Microsoft Edge >= 93
  • Safari >= 12
• Mobile

  • Chrome Android >= 96
  • Firefox Android >= 94
  • Safari >= 12
• Testing

  • Google Chrome
  • Mozilla Firefox

Ember 3.0.0

Ember currently targets Internet Explorer 11 as a baseline for support. This means that generally all modern and relatively recent browsers will work with Ember, since browsers are backwards compatible by design. Ember runs tests against the latest desktop versions of the following browsers:

Other browsers may work with Ember.js, but are not explicitly supported. If you would like to add support for a new browser, please submit an RFC or RFC issue for discussion!

We determine support on a browser-by-browser basis. Browsers are categorized as either evergreen or non-evergreen. The categorization is as follows:

Evergreen

• Desktop

  • Google Chrome
  • Mozilla Firefox
  • Microsoft Edge
• Mobile

  • Google Chrome
  • Mozilla Firefox
• Testing

  • Google Chrome
  • Mozilla Firefox

Non-evergreen

For evergreen browsers, the minimum version of the browser that we support is determined at the time of every minor release, following this formula:

To simplify, the supported version either moves forward or stays the same for each release based on overall usage and LTS/current release versions.

For non-evergreen browsers, support is locked at a specific major version, and we support all major versions above that version: