Accessing VEXcode VR on Supported Browsers

VEXcode VR is coding environment that supports both block-based and text-based coding to control a VR Robot in different virtual environments. VEXcode VR is widely accessible as a web based application that does not require any software or plug-in installations.

To launch VEXcode VR, visit vr.vex.com

Screenshot of the VEXcode VR interface showcasing the block-based coding environment, designed for teaching coding concepts through a virtual robot, with options for both beginners and advanced users.

The following browsers and operating systems have been tested with VEXcode VR:

Operating System Web Browser Blocks Mode Supported? Switch Blocks and Python Mode Supported?
Microsoft Windows 7+ Internet Explorer NO, JavaScript limitations NO, JavaScript limitations
Microsoft Windows 7+ Edge (Legacy) NO, JavaScript limitations NO, JavaScript limitations
Microsoft Windows 7+ Edge (Chromium) YES YES
Microsoft Windows 7+ Chrome YES YES
Microsoft Windows 7+ Firefox YES YES
Apple macOS 10.13+ Safari YES NO, browser run-time memory limitations
Apple macOS 10.13+ Chrome YES YES
Apple macOS 10.13+ Firefox  YES YES
Google ChromeOS 70+ Chrome YES YES
Google Android 7+ Chrome YES NO, text editor unsupported on tablets
Apple iPadOS 12+ Safari YES NO, text editor unsupported on tablets
Apple iPadOS 12+ Chrome Not recommended, unable to save files properly NO, text editor unsupported on tablets
Amazon FireOS 6+ Silk Browser YES NO, text editor unsupported on tablets

Users can check the compatibility of their device and browser by opening the "About" window in VEXcode VR under the File menu.

Screenshot of VEXcode VR interface showing block-based coding options for programming a virtual robot, designed to enhance learning in coding concepts and robotics for students and educators.

Notice for Windows 10 Users - VEXcode VR is only compatible with Microsoft Edge (Chromium). Upgrade to Microsoft Edge (Chromium) here.

Screenshot of VEXcode VR interface showcasing the block-based coding environment for programming a virtual robot, highlighting features for beginners and advanced users in a STEM education context.

For more information, help, and tips, check out the many resources at VEX Professional Development Plus

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