Web of Science withdraws support for Internet Explorer

We've been warned that Web of Science will be removing support for Internet Explorer 11 on May 31, 2021. If you are currently using Internet Explorer 11 to access Web of Science, you will need to switch to another browser.

MAG Online Library journals no longer available via Internet Explorer 8, 9 or 10

Due to security changes, ejournals on the www.magonlinelibrary.com platform will no longer be available via older browsers including Internet Explorer 8, 9 or 10 after 31st January. Modern browsers such as Chrome or Firefox should be unaffected. For University of Bedfordshire, this only affects these journals:

British Journal of Healthcare Assistants
Journal of Operating Department Practitioners
Journal of Paramedic Practice

Scopus will no longer support Internet Explorer 9 (IE9) beginning November 3, 2016

As of November 3 2016, Scopus will no longer support Internet Explorer 9 (IE9). In January 2016, Microsoft announced its official discontinuation of Internet Explorer 8, 9, and 10 (more information can be found on Microsoft’s support page).

In order to continue benefitting from Scopus’ new features and functionalities, we would like to recommend upgrading your browser to IE 11 or higher, use Google Chrome, or Firefox browsers.

DISCOVER - Internet Explorer 8.0 or 9.0 no longer supported

We've been warned that from the beginning of July, DISCOVER will no longer be supported on Internet Explorer 8.0 and 9.0. If you use Internet Explorer on your own computer, please check that it is up-to-date.

Scopus to cease support of Internet Explorer 8 (IE8) on October 1

From the Scopus blog:

Effective October 1, 2015, Scopus will no longer support Internet Explorer 8. This is a few months ahead of Microsoft’s official discontinuation date of January 2016. More information on Microsoft’s support page.
By removing IE 8 from our support list we will be able to provide the following future enhancements for you:

• Remove current IE 8 security issues

• Enhance existing security measures

• Add support for new browser technologies

• Add responsive design

• Improve accessibility

In order for our users to continue benefitting from Scopus’ new features and functionalities, we would like recommend that you upgrade your browser to IE 9 or higher or use Google Chrome or Firefox browsers.

Scopus to cease support of Internet Explorer 7 (IE7)

As of September 6, Scopus is discontinuing its support for Internet Explorer 7 (IE7). This means that users currently using IE 7 or any previous versions of Internet Explorer will no longer be able to access Scopus.com after this date.

For the purpose of providing an optimal user experience and maintaining platform performance, Scopus is discontinuing the support of older browsers which do not support the new functionalities in the upcoming September 6 release. This decision is also in line with Microsoft ceasing its support for Windows XP and IE7 per April 2014.

In order for our users to continue benefitting from Scopus’ new features and functionalities, we recommend that you upgrade your browser to IE 8 or higher or use Google Chrome or Firefox browsers.