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Will FieldNotes work on this device?

Open this page on the device students will use, such as a school Chromebook. It checks the browser, the device and the network in under 20 seconds, and you don’t need an account.

Nothing happening? This browser couldn’t start the check, so it can’t run FieldNotes forms either. Try a newer browser or device, or ask your IT team whether a web filter is blocking fieldnotes.zadmin.dev.

What the results mean

Passed, Needs attention and Doesn’t work

Passed means FieldNotes can use that part of the device. Needs attention means forms still work, but something may look wrong, feel slow or not be saved on the device. Doesn’t work means students won’t be able to open or submit forms until it’s fixed. Skipped means this browser couldn’t run that part of the check.

What should I tell my IT team?

Choose Copy results and paste them into an email or a ticket. They include the browser version and every check that didn’t pass. The usual fixes are updating ChromeOS or the browser, and allowing fieldnotes.zadmin.dev and its file storage at necqwawlgvkledhynejp.supabase.co through the web filter.

Why does the browser version matter?

FieldNotes uses browser features that older browsers don’t have. Chromebooks stop getting updates after their end of support date, so an older Chromebook can be stuck on a version FieldNotes can’t run on. For Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari and Samsung Internet, the Browser version result says which version you need. For other browsers, the rest of the checks show whether FieldNotes works.

Does the check collect anything?

Nothing leaves this device unless you choose Send report. To measure the network, the check contacts FieldNotes, downloads a small test file and checks that FieldNotes’ file storage can be reached.

Want to try new FieldNotes features first? Learn about the FieldNotes beta