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Pge.com is supported on most major operating systems and browsers.

 

How does PG&E decide which browser to support?

 

PG&E makes its decision based on:

  • The number of customers using a specific browser
  • The cost to test and fix defects for each browser

 

important notice Note: Browsers that are unsupported are typically used by less than 5% of our customers.   

 

For the best experience, we recommend using the following operating systems and browser versions.

Older versions may prevent you from accessing your account information, and some site features may not function as expected.

Apple Safari
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Windows 10+
Not Supported
Android 10+
Not Supported
Mac OS X 10.15.7+
17.6+
iOS 17.6.1+
18.3+
Google Chrome
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Windows 10+
134+
Android 10+
134+
Mac OS X 10.15.7+
134+
iOS 17.6.1+
136+
Microsoft Edge
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Windows 10+
135+
Android 10+
Not Supported
Mac OS X 10.15.7+
Not Supported
iOS 17.6.1+
Not Supported
Samsung Internet
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Windows 10+
Not Supported
Android 10+
28+
Mac OS X 10.15.7+
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iOS 17.6.1+
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