# FAQ

## Why should I use Google Chrome? <a href="#why-google-chrome" id="why-google-chrome"></a>

[Google Chrome](https://www.google.com/chrome/) is by far the most capable and secure web browser. Cloud Journals uses some of the latest web technologies available and requires a web browser that can handle these technologies. Google Chrome is such a browser. Unfortunately, other browsers such as Microsoft Edge and Mozilla Firefox do not meet the high standards. As a result, you may experience difficulty and errors in these browsers. If you do, please let us know anyway. It will help us to make Cloud Journals compatible with more browsers.

Google Chrome is also an excellent choice for daily web browsing. For more information, visit the website.

## How do I join? <a href="#joining" id="joining"></a>

If you want to have your organisation join us, check out our [pricing page](https://www.cloudjournals.com.au/pricing/).

If you are an individual user, you can only join by having an organisation invite you. In this way, you belong to them and they pay for your account. At the moment, standalone accounts are not permitted.

## Can I be engaged with more than one organisation? <a href="#multiple-engagements" id="multiple-engagements"></a>

Yes. You can be engaged with as many organisations as you wish. If you are not engaged to any organisations, you will be reverted to [Contributor Only](/getting-started/contributor-only.md) status.


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