You can continue using the platform by upgrading to a supported browser.

When a web browser is no longer supported you'll be blocked from using Slack in the browser.

If you are using an app version that will no longer be supported, you’ll receive an advance notification from Slack prompting you to upgrade.

Browsers: Edge 89, Firefox 87, Chrome 89, Safari 14.1.

1, 2022, Slack can no longer be accessed from these app and browser versions: Slack app versions and browser supportĮffective Sept. For a full list of the operating systems and app versions that will be deprecated, see Slack’s support lifecycle. Read on to learn which apps, browsers, and operating systems will soon no longer be supported by Slack. Updates for the Slack App can be found through the App Store on iOS or Google Play on Android.Slack updates its system requirements twice a year in March and September to ensure a good experience for those who use the platform and to keep data safe and secure.

Click on the Question button to get to the Help navigation to the right where a tile will indicate whether an update is available.Ĭlick the ☰ three lines icon in the top left of the Slack app, then select Help > Check for Updates.Ĭlick the word 'Slack' on the top left of the screen, then select Check for Updates.

Slack will indicate that a new version is needed by a red badge on the Help menu next to the Search bar.

In this scenario, open up the Microsoft Store to update Slack.įor more details, click here to see how to check your version of Slack How do I know if I need an update? From the Help menu (for non-App store versions of Slack) You’ll see the Microsoft Store mentioned in the pop-up window if that’s the version of the app you’re using.

On Windows 10, click the ☰ three lines icon in the top left of the Slack app, then select Help.

In this scenario, open up the Mac App store to update Slack. You’ll see the App Store mentioned in the pop-up window if that’s the version of the app you’re using.

From your computer’s top menu bar, click Slack.

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