Supported browsers and devices

In this article: Which browsers, operating systems, and devices work best when using Ruzuku to create and manage your courses. All Plans

Recommended browsers

For the best experience, use the latest version of:

Google Chrome (recommended)
Mozilla Firefox

Both are free and available on all major operating systems. If you're not sure which version you have, check at whatsmybrowser.org.

Operating systems

Use the latest two versions of:

Windows (Windows 10 or later)
macOS (latest two releases)

Mobile and tablet

Ruzuku works in mobile browsers on phones and tablets. Chrome and Safari on iOS and Android both work for browsing courses and managing content. For the best editing experience, a desktop or laptop is recommended.

Live meetings (video webinars)

Ruzuku's built-in video meetings use WebRTC technology, which requires a modern browser. Here's what to know:

Chrome and Firefox on desktop support meetings fully.
Safari on iPad or iPhone requires the latest version of Safari for meeting participation.
Older browsers that don't support WebRTC may not work with live meetings.

If you or your students have trouble joining a meeting, the first step is to update the browser to the latest version.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Ruzuku work on mobile phones?

Yes. Ruzuku works in mobile browsers on both iOS and Android. Students can access courses, watch videos, and participate in discussions from their phones. For course creators, a desktop or laptop gives you the best editing experience.

Is there a Ruzuku app?

Ruzuku is a web-based platform and doesn't require a separate app download. Open it in your browser on any device. Students can add Ruzuku to their phone's home screen for quick access.

What if my browser isn't supported?

If you're experiencing issues, try switching to the latest version of Chrome or Firefox. Both are free to download. You can check your current browser and version at whatsmybrowser.org.