Angular Data Grid Browsers and Devices

Supported browsers

The Data Grid targets the latest stable releases of every major browser, with a floor of Chrome 123, Edge 123, Firefox 129, Safari 17.5 and iOS 17.5. Measured with npx browserslist --coverage, that range covers 86.47% of global usage.

Browsers built on the same engines (Chromium, Gecko, WebKit) are not listed separately but behave the same, as long as their engine is at or above those versions. Proxy browsers that render server-side — Opera Mini, UC Browser Mini, QQ Browser, KaiOS — are excluded outright and are not supported.

What sets the floor

The floor is the CoreUI PRO baseline, shared with the component library the grid sits next to, not a limit the grid’s own code imposes. Its own requirements are lower:

The grid would therefore run on engines older than the floor, but only the range above is tested — and sharing the baseline means a page that mixes the grid with CoreUI PRO components has a single set of supported engines, not two.

The browserslist configuration

One file drives both the CSS prefixes Autoprefixer emits and the syntax level rolldown lowers the grid core to — including the @tanstack/table-core and @tanstack/virtual-core it bundles:

last 2 major versions
not dead
unreleased versions

Chrome >= 123
Edge >= 123
Firefox >= 129
iOS >= 17.5
Safari >= 17.5

not and_uc > 0
not and_qq > 0
not kaios > 0
not op_mini all

Raising the floor is what keeps the bundle small: at the previous Chrome 60 / Safari 12 floor the same code needed 57,477 B gzip against 54,742 B (measured at the rolldown migration) — a 2.7 kB saving from the floor alone — and Autoprefixer dropped every prefix but -webkit-user-select.

Mobile devices

Desktop browsers

Angular

@coreui/angular-data-grid peers on Angular 22 on top of the browser range above. See installation.