SEB stands for "Secure Browser." It is a web browser designed for online testing and secure browsing.
SEB ensures that the test taker can only access the test and nothing else during the testing period, preventing cheating and maintaining the integrity of the test.
You can download and install SEB from the official SEB website: https://safeexambrowser.org/download_en.html
First, make sure that your computer meets the minimum system requirements for SEB. If you continue to experience issues, please refer to the installation instructions provided on the official SEB website or reach out to the technical support team for assistance.
SEB is compatible with Windows, Mac, and some Linux operating systems. Please check the official SEB website for the full list of supported operating systems.
For Windows, the minimum system requirements are: Windows 7, 2GB RAM, and 500MB of free disk space. For Mac, the minimum system requirements are Mac OS X 10.7, 2GB RAM, and 500MB of free disk space.
Currently, SEB is only available for desktop and laptop computers.
Once SEB is installed and configured on your computer, simply open the program and enter the designated exam URL to begin the online testing process.
This may be due to your internet connection or firewall settings. Make sure your internet connection is stable and adjust your firewall settings to allow SEB to access the internet.
This may be due to a glitch or an internet connectivity issue. Contact your test administrator for further assistance.
Click on the SEB menu button in the top right corner of the screen and select "Quit SEB" from the menu.
Please contact your test administrator for assistance with resetting your SEB password.
Try restarting your computer and opening SEB again. If the issue persists, contact your test administrator for assistance.
Contact your test administrator immediately for assistance. They will be able to troubleshoot the issue and provide further instructions.
Check your internet connection and make sure your firewall settings allow SEB to access the internet. If the issue persists, contact your test administrator for assistance.
No, SEB is designed to restrict access to other programs and applications during the testing period.
Yes, you can customize certain aspects of SEB, such as the language and default settings. Please refer to the user guide on the official SEB website for instructions on how to customize SEB.
While SEB can be used for regular browsing, it is primarily designed for online testing and may limit access to certain websites and functions.
This means that the website or online test you are trying to access does not support SEB. Please contact your test administrator for further instructions.
No, SEB requires an internet connection to function properly.
SEB will prompt you to update when a new version is available. Simply follow the instructions on the screen to update the program.
Contact your test administrator for further instructions. Depending on the test settings, you may be able to resume your test where you left off.
Check your internet connection and make sure no other programs or applications are using a large amount of bandwidth. If the issue persists, contact your test administrator for assistance.
No, SEB does not allow browser extensions to be used during the testing period.
SEB is designed with security in mind and implements various measures to ensure a secure testing environment. However, it is important to follow all testing guidelines and instructions provided by the test administrator to ensure the integrity of the test.
Yes, you can use SEB on multiple devices as long as they meet the minimum system requirements and have the program installed.
If you no longer need SEB, simply find the program in your list of installed programs and select "uninstall." If you are having trouble uninstalling SEB, please refer to the instructions on the official SEB website or contact technical support for assistance.