PowerServer Web applications run well in the Edge, Chrome, FireFox, Opera, and Internet Explorer with the following limitations:
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More than one PowerServer application can run in the same session of IE 8/9/10/11, Edge, Chrome, FireFox, and Opera.
With IE 8/9/10/11, by default, you can run no more than two PowerServer Web applications in different tab pages, or different IE browsers. The third PowerServer Web application can not be run with the default IE settings. If you need to run multiple PowerServer Web applications (more than 3) with IE 8/9/10/11 you can
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Click the File | New Session menu of IE 8/9/10/11. Then access PowerServer applications in the new opened IE browser.
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Run iexplore.exe with the -nomerge parameter so that whenever you open a new IE browser, a new session will be created. For example, you can change the shortcut of IE 8/9/10/11 to "C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe" –nomerge.
Appeon multi-browser plugin does not support multiple Windows users, for example, multiple Windows users cannot run the application in Edge, Chrome, and FireFox at the same time.
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When the Web browser is refreshed, you need to log in the Web application again.
If you are an Internet Explorer user, there are more known issues:
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Internet Explorer supports page zoom, enlarging individual Web pages, including both text and graphics, to either focus on specific content or to make content more accessible to those with vision limitations, however, this feature has no effect to PowerServer application Web pages and places the UI elements in disorder.
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When a response window of the PowerServer Web application is opened in Internet Explorer, if you click the area out of the response window, the focus will be moved away from the window and you will not be able to set focus to the response window again.
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When a PowerServer Web application is opened in Internet Explorer, if you move the focus which is currently on the treeview of an MDIClient window to a different tab which has opened a non-PowerServer application, and then switch back to the PowerServer Web application, the toolbar of Internet Explorer will not be able to get the focus.
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When Internet Explorer browser is displayed in full screen, the pop-up menu on the PowerServer Web application will be closed automatically, because Internet Explorer automatically switches the focus.
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When a PowerServer Web application is opened in Internet Explorer, thumbnail images are unsupported.
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If the shortcut defined in PowerBuilder application is the same as the shortcut of Internet Explorer, shortcuts in Internet Explorer have a higher priority when it is converted to the Web.
