Guardian Browser runs on Windows on Arm through built-in x86 emulation (Prism).
Source record updated: Nov 30, 2024.
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Guardian Browser is an online, Chrome-based Browser used for online exams. It's used for academic purposes, as well as industry certifications via platforms such as ProctorU.
Compatibility overview
- Publisher
- Meazure Learning
- Type
- x86 emulation
- Source
- Community source
- Data updated
- Nov 30, 2024
Evidence and dates
- Data updated
- Nov 30, 2024
- Source record updated
- Nov 30, 2024
- Device test date
- Not recorded
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What this means
Install choice
Guardian Browser runs through Prism. Use the current x64 or x86 build, then test heavy workflows such as sync, export, plug-ins and background services.
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Community source · Source record updated: Nov 30, 2024.
Guardian Browser on Windows on Arm — FAQ
Does Guardian Browser work on Windows on Arm (Snapdragon X)?
Guardian Browser runs on Windows on Arm through built-in x86 emulation (Prism). Source record updated: Nov 30, 2024.
Is Guardian Browser native Arm64 or emulated?
Guardian Browser runs through Prism, the x86 emulation layer built into Windows 11 on Arm. Most apps work well under emulation with a modest performance overhead compared to native Arm64 builds.
Does Guardian Browser work on Snapdragon X2 Elite or NVIDIA RTX Spark?
Guardian Browser is listed as compatible with Windows on Arm, so it is a candidate for Snapdragon X2 Elite and NVIDIA RTX Spark PCs. Still test device-specific pieces such as drivers, plug-ins, GPU acceleration, anti-cheat and background services.