Altova Authentic 2023 Browser Edition

Authentic Browser versions are available according to the following criteria:

•Language: English (EN), German (DE), Spanish (ES), French (FR), Japanese (JA)

•Trusted/Untrusted: Trusted, Untrusted

•Client browser: Microsoft Internet Explorer (32-bit and 64-bit), Mozilla Firefox (32-bit), Google Chrome (32-bit). Also see Browser Requirements.

For each supported language (English, German, Spanish, French, Japanese), separate trusted and untrusted versions are available for each supported browser (Microsoft Internet Explorer 32-bit and 64-bit, and Mozilla Firefox). One, some, or all of these versions of the Authentic Browser plug-in can be installed on a client machine. Each will be displayed as a separate plug-in in the browser's Add-on Manager.

The different versions for English (EN), German (DE), Spanish (ES), French (FR), and Japanese (JA) are listed below with their class IDs (for CAB files) and MIME types (for XPI and CRX files). You will need to specify the relevant class ID or MIME type in the HTML page for Authentic Plug-in.

•CAB files and their Class IDs (identical Class IDs for 32-bit and 64-bit Internet Explorer)

•MIME types for XPI and CRX files

You can download one or more of these versions from the Altova Website according to your requirements.

Note the following points about the various Authentic Browser versions:

•All versions are Unicode versions and each provides full support of multiple character-sets in the XML document. Unicode versions are supported on the following client workstations: Windows 7 SP1 with Platform Update, Windows 8, Windows 10, Windows 11.

•Although there is a separate CAB file each for the 32-bit and 64-bit Internet Explorer versions, the Class IDs of the two .CAB files (for 32-bit and 64-bit IE browsers) are identical and are as given in the table above for various EN/DE/ES/JA and Trusted/Untrusted versions.

•The Trusted version does not allow access to local files and is, therefore, marked as being "safe for scripting". It can be used in a browser-based scenario and can be invoked from any web page without causing security alerts on the client side.

•The Untrusted version is intended for intranet deployment, or for using the Authentic Browser Edition as an ActiveX control in your application. It provides access to local files and is therefore not marked as being "safe for scripting". If you try to use this version from within a browser window, it will ask the user for permission. You can decide whether ActiveX controls should be disabled or enabled, or whether the browser should prompt for permission to enable ActiveX controls (see the browser-specific section for details: Internet Explorer 9).

Note: To install and configure your browser service (e.g. Microsoft's Internet Information Services), refer to the supplier's documentation.