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Below are steps for upgrading to the latest version 24.1.50.0

Windows

• Select the Upgrade Available link at the very bottom right of the page. The download will begin and appear at the bottom left of the page.
• An alert will appear in the bottom left asking you to Keep or Discard the file. Click Keep.
• Click on the dropdown arrow next to the downloaded file and select Open.
• Proceed through the installation wizard as instructed to complete the upgrade.
• Verify the most up-to-date version of the system in the lower right corner of the screen.

Mac

•  Select the Upgrade Available link at the very bottom right of the page. The download will begin and appear at the bottom left of the page.
• Click on the dropdown arrow next to the downloaded file to open.
• Proceed through the installation wizard as instructed to complete the upgrade.
• Verify the most up-to-date version of the system in the lower right corner of the screen.

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Supported browsers include:

• Microsoft Edge (Any version currently supported by Microsoft)
• Google Chrome (Version 96+)
• Mozilla Firefox (Version 95+)
• Apple Safari browser is not officially supported; however, there are no known issues with the most recent version of Safari

Secure Browser:

Secure Browser is an application installed on your computer that protects your online banking session from various malware attacks.

• Any general-purpose client version of Microsoft Windows (Home, Pro, Enterprise)
• Apple macOS still supported by and receiving security updates from the vendor.
  • • For Windows, any 32-bit or 64-bit x86 compatible processor from Intel or AMD supported by the operating system.
    • For macOS, any supported 64-bit x86compatible Intel processor, or an Apple Silicon (e.g. M1, M2) processor when used with Rosetta 2 or later.
• A physical computer local to the user and accessed directly by the user
• A local user profile
• For Windows, a PS/2 or HID type keyboard device
• Secure Browser is NOT supported when used with:
• Windows Server Windows Phone/Mobile, or special-purpose client version for Windows (S, K, KN, IoT)
• Windows on ARM processors (e.g. Microsoft Service Pro models)
• Virtual, thin-client, or cloud desktop systems, especially those utilizing snapshots or restore pints
• Any computer being accessed remotely (using a remote desktop type connection, or example)
• User profiles on network locations or cloud services or otherwise utilizing Folder Redirection
• Networks utilizing TLS inspection
• Any security software utilizing Device control technology
• Anti-keylogging modules from SafeNet (sued by default with feedline) or StrikeForce Technologies

Mobile or Native Apps

• Apple iPads and iPhones running iOS 13 or newer
• Android phone and tablets running Android 7 or newer