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Web Browsers FAQ
What is Java Plug-in Software?
How does AIS secure the information going to / from my Web Browser from / to an AIS Web Server?
How do I determine which Web Browser version I am using?
How do I know if I need to upgrade my Web Browser?
How often should I update my Web Browser?
How do I test whether Java is working on my computer?
If I receive a Web Browser update prompt, should I run the automatic update?
Upon clicking the login bar, the following message appears: "Error: …possible password expiration"
What is a Web Browser and where can I get one?
What does "configuring a Web browser" mean and how do I actually configure my Web Browser?
What is an "operating system" and how do I find out its version?
Where can I find / locate the latest AIS recommended Web Browser versions?
Which Web Browser version should I use?
Who do I call if I need help with configuring my Web Browser?
Why can’t I use a Web Browser version older than that recommended by AIS?
Web Browsers allow its users to perform many functions (i.e., go to a Web Server, view information stored on the Web Server, print information from a Web Server, enter data into a Web Server, etc.). For example, on your desktop or laptop computer you would use Internet Explorer, Netscape, or Safari (all Web Browsers) to access www.usc.edu
