Browser/App Impacted: Safari and LockDown Browser iPad App 
Issue: Images not are not appearing in Safari or the LockDown Browser iPad App. (Note if you see a lock icon instead of the image, that is a permission setting issue - please contact the IT Help Desk to report the issue.) 
Suggested Workarounds: Modify the cross-site tracking setting in Safari or mobile apps. See instructions below:

On a Mac:

1. Open Safari and from the Safari menu, click on Preferences.
2. Click on Privacy
3. Uncheck "Prevent cross-site tracking"
4. Quit and reopen Safari

Note: If this does not resolve this issue, use a different browser such as Firefox or Chrome.

On your iPad or iPhone:

For Safari, the Canvas Student and Teacher Apps:

1. Click on Settings (gear icon) on your iPad or iPhone
2. Scroll down the list of headings on the left and choose Safari, Student (for the Canvas Student App), Canvas (for the Canvas Teacher App)
3. Disable "Prevent Cross-site Tracking"

For the LockDown Browser iPad App:

1. Open iOS Settings (gear icon)
2. Scroll down until you see the LockDown Browser app (labeled "LockDown")
3. Change the slider to enable "Allow Cross-Website Tracking" (Note: If this setting is not visible, you will need to update your LockDown Browser app from your App store.)

Browser Impacted: Chrome 
Issue: Users are experiencing issues accessing Canvas and/or accessing content files using the Google Chrome browser 
Suggested Workaround: Download Firefox from the Google Play Store 
 

Issue: Students are given a "You Need Permission" error when trying to access Google Drive documents shared by their instructor. 
Description: We have two separated Google domains, Rebelmail (@unlv.nevada.edu) and UNLVMail (@unlv.edu). By sharing with "Anyone at UNLV with the link," it will only share within UNLVMail and it will not be available to Rebelmail users. 
Fix: Change sharing settings to "Anyone with the link."

Browser impacted: LockDown Browser 
Issue: For a course that contains an exam that requires LockDown Browser and a Webcam, when students click to begin an exam they encounter the following error: Unable to Continue - Exam title indicates a webcam must be used, but the course is unknown to our system. Solution(s): Ask your instructor to go to the "LockDown Browser Dashboard" for this course and check the setting for this exam. 
Fix: The error is often caused if the course is a copy of another course, and the instructor has not yet opened the LockDown Browser Dashboard in the new course. It can also be caused if the quiz you are trying to take has been migrated into your course from an older one. Once the instructor clicks on the LockDown Browser link from their course menu, the problem will typically be resolved.

Browser/App Impacted: LockDown Browser iPad App 
Issue: Images not are not appearing in LockDown Browser iPad App. (Note if you see a lock icon instead of the image, that is a permission setting issue - please contact the IT Help Desk to report that issue.) 
Fix: Modify the cross-site tracking setting for the LockDown Browser app:

1. Open iOS Settings (gear icon)
2. Scroll down until you see the LockDown Browser app (labeled "LockDown")
3. Change the slider to enable "Allow Cross-Website Tracking" (Note: If this setting is not visible, you will need to update your LockDown Browser app from your App store.)

Browser impacted: Safari & Canvas Student mobile App 
Issue: When clicking on a Turnitin assignment using Safari or the Canvas Student app, users are seeing a Sorry, we could not process your request error message. 
Suggested fixes: 
For Canvas mobile app users, you must use a desktop or laptop computer to submit your Turnitin assignment as submissions via the Canvas student app are not supported. 
For Safari users: Clear browser cookies (see instructions below)

1. Click on Safari menu item and select Preferences
2. Click on Privacy
3. Click on Manage Website data...
4. Search for Turnitin and select it from the list
5. Click Remove
6. Close/quit all browser windows and relaunch Safari

If clearing Safari cookies/cache does not resolve the issue, try another browser like Chrome or Firefox

Browser Impacted: Chrome, Firefox 
Issue: Page will not load content as expected 
Fix: Disable protection and enable Flash 

On Firefox: 

1. Click the Show Site Information Icon on the upper left URL bar next to the Lock.
2. Click the arrow to the right of Secure Connection(this should display in green)
3. Select the Disable Protection for Now button.
4. Click the Folder icon on the upper left URL bar next to the Lock
5. Select Allow to run Adobe Flash

On Chrome: 

1. Click the Shield icon in the upper right URL bar next to the Star
2. Select the Load Scripts button
3. In the upper left URL bar, you'll see "Not secure"
4. Click on this and next to Flash select Allow from the drop menu

Browser Impacted: Safari (versions older than supported versions) 
Issue: Course cards are not displaying on the dashboard and there are no navigational menu icons on the left 
Fix: Upgrade browser to a newer version or use another browser. A list of supported browsers can be found here: https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/doc-10720

Issue 1: Student are not seeing the "Attach" icon when responding to discussion posts. By default, students do not have permission to attach files in discussions. 
Fix: The "Attach files to discussions" setting will need to be enabled by following these instructions.

Issue 2: With the Attachment icon enabled, students are still unable to attach or embed files into discussions. This can be caused if your My Files section has exceeded the limit. 
Fix: Access your My Files and free up space by deleting any old files in the conversation attachments or in Files. You also have the option to download those files prior to deleting them.