[Request]: Note default supported Strapi Admin Browsers

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Summary

In "Quick Start Guide" / "Prerequisites", add a note of the default browsers that Strapi Admin Supports

Why is it needed?

https://github.com/strapi/strapi/blob/38fdaeb928a90913efe2531294caf9dbb0101b9d/packages/core/strapi/src/node/create-build-context.ts#L51-L56

https://browsersl.ist/#q=last+3+major+versions%2C+Firefox+ESR%2C+last+2+Opera+versions%2C+not+dead

Suggested solution(s)

Will open a PR for this after holidays.

Related issue(s)/PR(s)

strapi/strapi#22669

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🤖 I've analyzed your question and here's what I found:

Thanks a lot for raising this and for already digging into the code and browserslist link — that’s super helpful and very much appreciated 🙌

You’re absolutely right that having the default supported admin browsers documented (especially in the Quick Start > Prerequisites section) would make things clearer for new users. The current Quick Start focuses on Node.js, package managers, and a few tooling prerequisites, but doesn’t explicitly mention browser support for the admin panel. [Quick Start]

At the moment, the provided documentation set doesn’t include an official, explicit list of supported admin browsers or a dedicated “browser support” section, so we can’t point to a canonical docs page for that yet. I agree this is a gap and your proposal to add a short note in the Quick Start is a good fit.

A few suggestions for next steps:

1. Doc placement suggestion
   When you open your PR, adding a short “Browser support” bullet or paragraph under Quick Start > Prerequisites would be ideal, alongside Node.js and other requirements. [Quick Start]

2. Cross-linking opportunity
   If you’d like, you could also propose a small note or cross-link from the Admin panel / Getting started or Setting up the admin panel pages, since that’s where people first learn how to access and use the admin UI. [Setting up admin panel; Admin panel feature]

3. PR welcome
   Since you already plan to open a PR after the holidays, that would be the perfect way to get this clarified for everyone. The docs repo is contribution‑friendly and the team really values this kind of improvement. [Community & support]

Because the exact browser matrix isn’t explicitly documented in the sources we have here, I can’t quote it verbatim, but referencing the existing browserslist configuration in your PR description (as you did in the issue) is a great way to justify the change and keep it aligned with the code.

If you’d like feedback on wording or placement before opening the PR, you can also share a draft in the community channels (Forum or Discord) for quick input from other users and maintainers. [Community & support]

Thanks again for taking the time to improve the docs — contributions like this really help make Strapi easier to adopt for everyone.

📚 Relevant documentation:

• Admin panel bundlers
• Admin panel configuration - Admin panel server
• Administration panel - Configuration
• Command Line Interface (CLI)
• Community & Support
• Environment configuration and variables
• Quick Start Guide
• Quick Start Guide - Part A: Create a new project with Strapi
• Release notes - 6.6.4
• Setting up the admin panel
• Strapi Support Policy - Community resources
• Welcome to the Strapi CMS Documentation!
• What debugging information do we need to assist you?

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