This browser extension was actually pretty popular among Firefox users because it allowed them to connect to Skype for Web without any issues. The bad news is that the Firefox Skype extension is no longer available. One quick solution to get rid of this error is to connect to Skype for Web on Chrome or Edge using a laptop or desktop computer. Even if you manage to log in to your account, you won’t launch or join audio or video meetings. Additionally, Skype for Web is not supported on mobile devices and tablets. As stated, only supports Chrome and Edge.
If you’re using a different browser such as Firefox, Opera, Brave, and so on, you won’t be able to enjoy the full Skype on the web experience. In this blog I look at how to install ICE and how to use it, so please follow this as a guide.What to Do When Skype Says Your Browser Is Not Supported This is all fantastic but a person still wants to access Skype as app in your menu, and it is quite easy to do with an app called ICE, created by the Peppermint OS team which basically created a desktop app out of any website with the browser of your choice. So, this is the first step, download Chromium and go to and you will be able to use the latest of Skype on your 32 Bit system. Luckily Chromium Browser is still available for 32 bit systems, which you can either install with your software center or run the following command in your terminal. So as it is a web page a person can just open up a browser and go there and it will be working but the video calling is not working on Firefox, only on Chromium-based browsers. However, it is still possible to use Skype on 32 bit system, as electron app, as most of us know is a webpage, which we can find here,. On the 21st of November 2017, Skype stopped supporting Linux 32 Bit systems when the moved over to the "new" electron version of Skype. Sad update: all forms of calls have been disabled by skype via the web version or any other version for 32 bit Linux systems.
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