Setup and System Requirements

Supported Browsers 

Apty supports different browsers based on whether the content is created or published.

1. Creating instructional content using Apty Studio extension requires mainly two browsers - Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge.

2. Publishing the content requires Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Mozilla Firefox.

Creating Instructional Content 

Apty content such as Workflows, Validations, Launchers, Tooltips, Announcements, and Activity Tracking is created by connecting the Apty Studio extension with the hosting web application opened in the Chrome browser and the latest version of the Microsoft Edge browser.

Google Chrome			Microsoft Edge
v57.x and above			v88.x and above

Publishing Instructional Content 

Once the content is created for the hosting web application using Apty Studio, it must be published using the Apty Studio or the Admin Portal to make it available to end users through the Apty Client.

The following browsers support Apty Client depending on its mode of installation.

Installation Mode	Supported Browsers
Extension	Google Chrome                          Microsoft Edge                                        v57.x and above                       v42.x and above
Injected	Google Chrome v57.x and above Microsoft Edge v42.x and above Mozilla Firefox v53.x and above

Supported Operating Systems 

Apty supports all operating systems. Apty only depends on the browser in use. Apty Studio and Apty Client installed using the extension mode works only on Chrome and Edge, whereas the injected mode of Apty Client works on Chrome, Edge, Safari, and Firefox. 

Supported Mobile Operating Systems 

Apty content can be viewed on any mobile OS provided the Apty Client has been injected for that application.

Domains / URLs that need Whitelisting 

Content Security Policy (CSP) is a W3C standard that provides a layer of protection against cross-site scripting (XSS), a known vulnerability of web applications that results in the injection of malicious client-side scripts into web pages. CSP policy allows blocking/allowing content from specified domains and avoiding content coming from unapproved origin. CSP rules work at the page level and apply to all components and libraries. This policy affects Apty's operation and if Apty, as well as third-party resources used by Apty have not been listed as CSP trusted sites, Apty content is going to be blocked.

Here is a list of trusted sites that should be whitelisted for the uninterrupted Apty operation.

Whitelisting URLs

When you define a CSP Trusted Site, you can add the site’s URL to the list of allowed sites for the following directives in the HTTP response headers:

• frame-src
• img-src
• style-src
• font-src
• media-src

By using suitable CSP directives in HTTP response headers, you can selectively specify which data sources should be permitted in your web application.

Sites to be whitelisted for Apty operation

1. HTTPS://FONTS.APP.APTY.IO : This site allows whitelisting a resource offering custom typography for Apty usage. No data is collected by this service.
2. HTTPS://CLIENT.APP.APTY.IO : It is the server URL from where Apty widget data is fetched.

List of IP Addresses to be Whitelisted

Currently, there are no specific IP addresses that need to be added to the whitelist for Apty operation.

Minimum System Requirements

You can create Apty content such as Workflows, Validations, Launchers, Tooltips, Announcements, and Activity Tracking using the Apty Studio browser extension. This tool can run on any system that meets the specified requirements.