Supported platforms
Uno Platform applications run on Android, iOS, Web, macOS (Desktop), Linux, and Windows.
See below for the minimum supported versions for each platform.
WebAssembly
Uno Platform runs in browsers that support WebAssembly, including Chrome, Edge, Edge Dev, Opera, Firefox, and Safari. Desktop and mobile browser versions are supported, using the net10.0-browserwasm target framework. See the official WebAssembly site for more details.
Uno Platform runs in browsers that support WebAssembly, including Chromium-based browsers (e.g., Chrome, Edge, Arc, Opera etc.), as well as Firefox and Safari. Desktop and mobile browser versions are supported, using the net10.0-browserwasm target framework. See the official WebAssembly site for more details.
Windows
Two paths are available:
- Applications built with Uno Platform's Skia Desktop target framework, supporting Windows 7 and above, using the
net10.0-desktoptarget framework. - Running apps built with WinAppSDK or WinUI run on Windows 10. Currently Uno.UI's API definition is aligned with Windows 10 2004 (19041), using the
net10.0-windows10.0.19041target framework. Lower versions can be targeted.
Android
Uno Platform apps run on devices running Android 5 and above, using the net10.0-android target framework.
At compile time, Uno Platform typically supports two versions of the Android SDK, the latest and the immediately previous (e.g. Android 15 and Android 14). It's generally recommended to use the latest version of the SDK.
Note
This does not affect the runtime version. Apps compiled with Android 15 will run properly on devices running Android 10.
iOS
Uno Platform apps run on iOS 11 and above, using the net10.0-ios target framework.
Note
Using the Skia renderer on iOS 15.0 and above is recommended for optimal frame rate control. iOS 11-14 is supported with a legacy frame rate API.
macOS - Desktop
Uno Platform applications run on all macOS versions supported by .NET, currently macOS 10.15 and above, using the net10.0-desktop target framework.
Linux
Uno Platform applications run on Linux distributions and versions where latest .NET versions are supported, listed here, using the net10.0-desktop target framework. Supported environments are X11 and Framebuffer.