# Ondersteuning voor iOS 15 en andere oude browsers wordt stopgezet in juli 2025

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**Created:** [20 maart 2025 om 13:57 UTC](https://meta.discourse.org/t/dropping-ios-15-other-old-browsers-in-july-2025/358131 "2025-03-20T13:57:41Z")
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> [@a\_lilian](#):
>
> it looks like Chrome 119 (November 2023) is the cutoff

I am on Android 9 Kiwi Browser 132, using Chrome 132.0.6961.0, but that colour feature is still shown as not supported and I have that warning banner.

See my _Feature detection result_ in WebDev console:

```json
{
	"relativeColor": false,
	"subgrid": true,
	"lookbehindRegex": true
}

```

@david, maybe rename this topic as it’s not limited to some iOS version, but rather to some browser versions on any OS.

But sorry I have no title idea.

Does current Firefox ESR (older versions) pass the test?

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