Web Share API browser support

The Web Share API invokes the platform share sheet through navigator.share() so users can share text, URLs, or files from a web app to other apps.

The table covers Navigator.share() only; receiving shared content through the share_target manifest member has its own page. The desktop Chrome and Edge rows are partial because support was limited to ChromeOS and Windows in the versions footnoted.

• Legend
• Yes
• Partial
• Flag
• No
• Unknown

Browser / Platform	Support	Versions	Confidence	Source	Notes
Chrome (Desktop)	Partial	89 → 128	high	source	1
Chrome (Android)	Yes	61	high	source	—
Edge (Desktop)	Partial	81 → 93	high	source	2
Firefox (Desktop)	Flag	71	high	source	3
Firefox (Android)	Yes	79	high	source	—
Safari (macOS)	Yes	12.1	high	source	—
Safari (iOS)	Yes	12.2	high	source	4
Samsung Internet	Yes	8.0	high	source	5
WebView (Android)	No	—	high	source	6

1. Only supported on ChromeOS and Windows, see bug 40542648 (https://crbug.com/40542648) and bug 40729163 (https://crbug.com/40729163).
2. Only supported on Windows.
3. Behind the `dom.webshare.enabled` preference (set to true).
4. Derived by browser-compat-data mirroring from Safari.
5. Derived by browser-compat-data mirroring from Chrome Android.
6. Implementation tracking: https://crbug.com/40540400.

Source data: /compatibility/web-share.json · Global usage: 74 % (StatCounter 2026-05)

Source: spec · MDN · Last verified 2026-10-03 · Confidence: high (computed from sources)

See also

• Web Share API: native share sheet from the browser
• Manifest share_target browser support
• Web Share API (w3.org)
• Navigator: share() method (developer.mozilla.org)