Browser Support

The documented browser support outlined here serves as the foundation for development, testing, and long-term maintenance.

The analytics data provided by the M* team is used as the basis for analysis. Additionally, the browser support of other commonly used design systems was researched. The analysis revealed the following general findings, which we take into account for the operation of MDX:

  • Mobile devices account for the majority of access, followed by desktop usage.
  • Safari Mobile typically has the largest share.
  • The most commonly used browsers for the majority of access are Safari, Chrome, Samsung Internet, Edge, and Firefox.

Support Levels

Two support levels are distinguished:

Full Support

Partial Support

Components are fully functional and operable.

Components are fully functional and operable.

Design specifications are met.

Layout deviations may occur.

All core functions and interactions are guaranteed.

Users are responsible for integrating the necessary polyfills.

No additional polyfills or workarounds are required.

The focus is on progressive enhancement. Bug fixes are assessed and implemented based on severity and impact.

Browser Matrix

Mobile

Browser

Full Support

Partial Support

Safari

last 2 versions

last 3 versions

Chrome

last 2 versions

last 5 versions

Samsung Internet

last 2 versions

 

Desktop

Browser

Full Support

Partial Support

Chrome

last 2 versions

last 5 versions

Edge

last 2 versions

last 5 versions

Safari

last 2 versions

last 3 versions

Firefox

last 2 versions

last 5 versions

 

Browserslist

Based on the browser matrix defined above, a browserslist is created, which is used in the package.json within the Git repository.

Technical Requirements

MDX relies on modern web technologies; older browsers are therefore only supported to a limited extent.

 

 

Review & Update

The MDX browser matrix is reviewed at least once per year. New browsers or significant market changes may influence the update cycle and support levels.
Reductions or extensions are documented and communicated transparently.

Last review: December 5, 2025