Capture for JIRA Compatibility Chart

Capture for JIRA Compatibility Chart

This page shows the compatibility information for Capture for JIRA.

Note, JIRA Capture (now Capture for JIRA) was known as Bonfire prior to JIRA Capture 2.7. The term 'Bonfire' will still be used on this page when referring to earlier versions.

On this page:

Compatibility with JIRA Cloud applications

If you use Capture for JIRA with one of our JIRA Cloud applications, you'll always have a compatible version. 

Compatibility with JIRA Server applications

 

JIRA 4.3.x

JIRA 4.4.x

JIRA 5.0.x

JIRA 5.1.x

JIRA 5.2.x

JIRA 6.0.x

JIRA 6.1.x

JIRA 6.2.x and above

JIRA Capture 2.9

JIRA Capture 2.8

JIRA Capture 2.7

Bonfire 2.6

From Bonfire 2.6.6

From Bonfire 2.6.6

From Bonfire 2.6.6

Bonfire 2.5

Bonfire 2.4

Bonfire 2.3

Bonfire 2.2

From Bonfire 2.2.3

Bonfire 2.1

Bonfire 2.0

Older versions:

 

JIRA 4.2 - 4.2.3

JIRA 4.2.4

JIRA 4.3.x

JIRA 4.4.x

JIRA 5.0.x

Bonfire 1.0

As of Bonfire 1.0.3

Bonfire 1.1

Bonfire 1.2

Bonfire 1.3

Bonfire 1.4

Partial support, some functions may not operate properly

Bonfire 1.5

Partial support, some functions may not operate properly

Bonfire 1.6

Bonfire 1.7

Bonfire 1.8

Bonfire 1.9

Compatibility with JIRA Agile (Formerly GreenHopper)

 

GreenHopper 5.10.x

GreenHopper 6.0.x

GreenHopper 6.1.x

GreenHopper 6.2.x

JIRA Agile 6.3.x
and above

 

GreenHopper 5.10.x

GreenHopper 6.0.x

GreenHopper 6.1.x

GreenHopper 6.2.x

JIRA Agile 6.3.x
and above

JIRA Capture 2.9

JIRA Capture 2.8

JIRA Capture 2.7

Bonfire 2.6

Bonfire 2.5

Bonfire 2.4

Bonfire 2.3

Browser compatibility

Browser

Supported

Notes

Chrome

34.0

JIRA Capture is disabled by default in Chrome's "Incognito" mode. It can be enabled in chrome://extensions, but the JIRA Capture tab will open in a non-incognito browser window.

Firefox

28.0

JIRA Capture follows Mozilla's official support policy for Firefox versions, which is the latest stable rapid release version (updated every 6 weeks) at the time of that JIRA Capture release.

If you find that the latest stable rapid release version of Firefox is not supported in your version of JIRA Capture, it may be because your version of JIRA Capture is over six weeks old. Please try upgrading JIRA Capture to the latest release to resolve the problem.

Please note that as of Bonfire 2.2, Firefox 3.6 is no longer supported, as it has reached End Of Life status.

Internet Explorer

7.0, 8.0, 9.0, 10.0, 11.0

JIRA Capture does not support Internet Explorer's InPrivate mode, as IE disables all extensions in that mode.

Safari

5.0, 5.1, 6.0, 6.1, 7.0

Safari 7 is supported in JIRA Capture 2.8 (Safari is supported in Bonfire 2.4 and later).

JIRA Capture does not work in Safari's "Private Browsing" mode, as Safari blocks the saving or reading of Bonfire's settings data.

Note that Capture for JIRA does not currently support any mobile browsers (iOS, Android, etc.).

Screenshot capture

In JIRA Capture 2.8 (since Bonfire 2.6), pasting images from the clipboard is supported. This allows the use of native operating system screenshot commands to capture Flash/Silverlight/Java content in web pages, as well as capturing and annotating images outside a web browser.

For more details, see the user guide at Taking screenshots.

As Capture for JIRA uses browser extensions, the screenshot capture depends on the mechanisms that each browser provides to extensions. This can produce some inconsistent results with non-HTML content.

Due to the different ways the major browsers capture screenshots of a web page, not all Flash objects embedded in a page will be shown in a Capture for JIRA screenshot.
Which objects are captured depends on the "wmode" parameter passed to the Flash object at the time it is loaded.
Similarly, Microsoft Silverlight has a "windowless" parameter, which is false by default (runs in windowed mode) but can be set to "true" to act like Flash's "wmode=opaque".

Most browsers run Java applets (and other embedded object processes such as Unity3D) in "windowed" mode – similar to Flash's "wmode=window" – which causes the same inconsistencies in screenshot capture as encountered with Flash objects.

Popup windows (web pages that have been created using the "window.open()" JavaScript function) also provide inconsistent results.

Browser

Standalone files/pages

Embedded objects

Files on local machine (file://)

PDF files

Images

Popup windows

Flash: wmode=window

Flash: wmode=direct
Flash: wmode=gpu

Flash: wmode=opaque
Flash: wmode=transparent 

Silverlight: windowless=false

Silverlight: windowless=true

Java applets / Unity3D objects

Chrome

As of Bonfire 1.9

(*1a)

Partial (*1b)

(*1c)

Firefox

N/A (*2a)

(*2b)

Partial (*2d)

Partial (*2d)

As of Bonfire 1.3

As of Bonfire 1.3

Partial, as of Bonfire 1.3 (*2c)

Internet Explorer

Partial (*3a)

(*3b)

Partial (*3d)

Partial (*3c)

Safari

(*4a)

Partial (*4b)

Partial (*4b)