You can use AODocs:
- in the AODocs interface
- in the AODocs mobile app
- in Google Drive (for libraries using Google Drive storage)
- to open files locally on your computer (using UFO or AFO)
Note: AODocs always requires a connection to the internet. It doesn't support offline mode.
This article provides information about the system and browser requirements for AODocs:
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AODocs interface
AODocs supports the following browsers.
Note: Make sure that cookies and JavaScript are turned on for your browser.
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Chrome (last two major versions) on supported operating systems Read the Chrome release calendar for more information about Chrome releases. |
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Firefox (last two major versions) on supported operating systems |
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Safari (latest version only) on latest macOS |
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Edge (latest version only) on Windows 10 |
Important:
– Chrome OS is supported (last two major versions), as it uses Chrome as its browser.
– AODocs supports TLS (Transport Layer Security) versions 1.2 and 1.3 only. All the above browsers support these versions.
AODocs mobile app
The AODocs mobile app supports the following operating systems:
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Google Drive
You can access AODocs libraries that use Drive storage from Google Drive with all the browsers listed above.
Learn more about storage platforms for AODocs libraries: Where is my content stored?
However, to use AODocs features in Google Drive, you must use Google Chrome and install the AODocs Smartbar extension. Learn more: Install the AODocs Smartbar.
Google Workspace
For installation, AODocs requires one of the following:
- Google Workspace: Business Starter, Business Standard, Business Plus, Enterprise
- Google Workspace for Education
- Google Workspace for Government
When installation is complete, we strongly recommend that you select the release track: Scheduled release. Learn more: Choose when users get new features.
Important: If you're using Microsoft 365 and are interested in installing AODocs, contact our Sales team: sales@aodocs.com.