Which browsers support Server Name Indication (SNI)?

Last updated on 28 Sep 2023, 10:22:55.
Category: All about SSL certificates

What is SNI?

Server Name Indication is an extension of the TLS protocol that allows one to host multiple SSL certificates at the same IP address. Nowadays it is pretty common and implemented in most modern browsers, but older versions may lack SNI support! In-depth info on Server Name Indication internals to be found on the « What is Server Name Indication? » page.

Which browsers support SNI?

Desktop browsers

Internet Explorer 7 starting with Windows Vista (not XP!)

Google Chrome

6+ on Windows XP and Vista
5.0.342.1+ on Mac OS X 10.5.7+

Mozilla Firefox 2.0+

Safari 2.1+

on Windows Vista
on Mac OS X 10.5.6+

Opera 8.0+ (TLS protocol support must be enabled)

Mobile browsers

Android browser on Android 3.0+

Mobile Safari on iOS 4.0+

Windows Phone 7+

Opera Mobile 10.1+ on Android

Which browsers do not support SNI?

Desktop browsers

Internet Explorer, all versions, on Windows XP

Mobile browsers

Android browser on Android 1.x and 2.x

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