You can use Skype for Web on unsupported browsers [How to]

If you need to use Skype on the web within the unsupported browser, this is the place to be.
You can use this video conferencing app using browsers like Google Chrome or Edge.
However, you can find out about a more efficient browser that allows Skype for Web.
Read this guide to discover more about how to run Skype with unsupported or supported browsers.

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Recently we reported that Microsoft has released a new version for Skype for Web that dropped support for Edge, Safari, and Firefox on macOS and Windows 10 and 11.

The news sparked criticism from most of the Skype users all over the world. But here is a twist in the story! Users have finally found a way to use Skype for Web on an unsupported browser.

How to use Skype for Web on unsupported browsers

The word around is pretty simple, as the web app works again by just switching the user-agent.

You need to follow the following steps in order to use Skype for Web on an unsupported platform.

Choose and install a user agent switcher extension in your browser.

Now you need to change your existing user agent to a browser that is supported by Skype for Web.

The one that is recommended is Edge for Windows.

While Chrome users can choose User-Agent Switcher that is offered by Chrome. Moreover, Firefox users can also install User-Agent Switcher.

The dedicated Skype desktop application supports each and every platform. But there are times when you don’t have access to the desktop app. So this is when the Web version comes to the rescue. Anyone with internet access can simply log in to his or her Skype account.

Run Skype for Web on Opera with ease

If you’re having a hard time running Skype for Web on your browser, consider switching to Opera. We at WindowsReport did and it works like a charm.

Based on the Chromium project, Opera browser is, fundamentally, a Chrome on steroids. Due to that, everything Chrome can do it can be done on this modern browser. And more.

The resource usage on Opera is significantly lower than on Chrome. Plus, you can save everything in the pinboards or switch workspaces anytime you need.

It comes with a built-in VPN, prevents tracking and profiling on third-party websites, and keeps you updated with social media and messaging apps integrated with the sidebar.

⇒ Get Opera

Skype for Web-supported versions

Skype for Web now supports Internet Explorer 10 or later, Microsoft Edge, Safari 6 or later, and the latest versions of Firefox and Chrome.

Notably, the supported operating systems are OS X Mavericks 10.9 or higher and Windows XP SP3 or higher.

Skype for the Web was first launched a couple of years ago — that was a time when users were only able to share multimedia files and send instant messages.

They had to install the Skype web plugin in order to initiate a call. The web-based plugin allows you to call your Skype mobile and landline contacts.

Additionally, it also supports Office 365 and Outlook.com. You will just have to install it once as it will install as a standalone program.

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