Fast2Task - NFC Support Documentation

Welcome to the Fast2Task NFC support documentation. Here you will find detailed information about the compatibility and usage of NFC scanning and writing features in various browsers and devices.

Table of Contents

1. Introduction to NFC in Fast2Task
2. Supported Browsers
3. Supported Devices
4. How to Use NFC Features
5. Troubleshooting
6. FAQs
7. Contact Support

Introduction to NFC in Fast2Task

Near Field Communication (NFC) technology enables wireless data transfer between two devices. Fast2Task utilizes this technology for enhanced productivity and task management.

Supported Browsers

Desktop Browsers

• Google Chrome: Full support from version 78.
• Mozilla Firefox: Limited support. Requires enabling NFC in ‘about:config’.
• Safari: No support for NFC features.

Mobile Browsers

• Google Chrome (Android): Full support from version 81.
• Safari (iOS): Support from iOS 13 with limitations.

Supported Devices

• Android Devices: Full support on devices with NFC hardware running Android 6.0 (Marshmallow) or higher.
• iOS Devices: Limited support on iPhone 7 and newer models running iOS 13 or higher.
• Other Platforms: Currently not supported.

How to Use NFC Features

1. Scanning NFC Tags: Open Fast2Task, navigate to the NFC section, and hold your device close to the NFC tag.
2. Writing to NFC Tags: In the NFC section, enter the data you wish to encode, then hold your device close to the writable NFC tag.

Troubleshooting

• NFC not working on Chrome Android: Ensure you are using Chrome version 81 or higher. Check that NFC is enabled in your phone’s settings.
• Cannot write to NFC tag on iOS: Ensure your iPhone is model 7 or newer and running iOS 13 or higher. Remember that iOS has limited NFC capabilities.
• NFC feature not available in Fast2Task on Firefox: NFC support in Firefox is experimental. Try using Chrome or Safari.

FAQs

1. Do I need to enable any settings on my phone to use NFC? Yes, ensure that NFC is enabled in your phone’s settings.
2. Can I use NFC features on my desktop computer? Currently, NFC features are only supported on mobile devices.
3. Is NFC data transfer secure? Yes, NFC operates at close range, reducing the likelihood of unauthorized interception.

Contact Support

If you encounter issues or have questions, please contact our support team at [email protected].