The phrase "not supported on" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that a particular feature, function, or service is unavailable on a specific platform or device.
Example: "This application is not supported on older versions of the operating system."
Alternatives: "not compatible with" or "not available on".
Some artists contend that if they refuse to play at concerts, then their records are not supported on the radio.
(Although the adapter can play videos and photo slideshows on the TV, full mirroring is not supported on the first-generation iPad).
It is not supported, on the other hand, by the exhibition design, by the Dutch company Kossmann.dejong, which feels the need to offer sounds and film of the sea, in case you had forgotten what it is, and which undermines the purposeful perfection of maritime equipment with mannered, angular cases.
But in the end, Flash is still not supported on Apple's iPhone and iPad.
Unfortunately, alarms are not supported on the iPod Touch or iPad at this time.
However, the feature is not supported on mobile devices or in the customized "chromeless" players.
On the other hand, without a smoking gun in the form of a discovery of weapons or a defector telling us about weapons, there is not support on the United Nations Security Council for going to war".
Let's look at why … If Flash isn't supported on Windows Phone and was never planned to be, why does Adobe killing off Flash bode so badly for Windows Phone?
TivoToGo still isn't supported on the Series3 or TiVo HD, but I'm sure it'll pop up at some point soon.
You must perform this task on either a laptop or desktop computer as adding a security question on Fiverr isn't supported on smartphones.
Epic uses something called DXT to compress the textures, a technology that Apple doesn't support on the iPhone.
