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How to perform Cross-Browser Testing?

by Sarah Elson
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Hey Guys, May I know how you guys are perform Cross-Browser Testing needs of your website or webapp?
#crossbrowser #perform
  • Profile picture of the author dmrson
    I used to use browsershots (it takes screenshots of your website as rendered by different brosers), but lately I've got lazy with my work and only test in Firefox, Chrome and Edge.
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    • Profile picture of the author Critical Suraez
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      Hey Dmrson, I would suggest you to go with LambdaTest. As LambdaTest Provides you features like Real-time testing,Screenshot Testing, Responsive testing, and Smart Visual UI testing. With LambdaTest you can perform Cross-browser testing of your webapps or websites across 1400+ browsers and OS combinations.
      I personally have been using it from past few months. So i thought to share my experience with you.
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  • Profile picture of the author Critical Suraez
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    Cross-Browser Testing is really a big task in today's Development times.
    Every day a new browser is being updated with new features. So keeping those in minds a web developers had to develop their website and web apps. And not only this many browsers have their own kinds of support. So It's very tough that if a website is running seamlessly in Opera or Chrome will run in IE. As even Apple's Safari uses a different HTML rendering engine than IE. So Cross browser testing is being a great task for every developers and testers. But there are many Platforms which are providing cross browser testing platforms.You can go with LambdaTest, Saucelabs,Crossbrowser testing. for cross browser testings.
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  • Profile picture of the author Killua7
    It's very important to test on actual browsers rather than emulators to test the real user experience, but hey, emulated testing is better than no testing if you had to make a choice.
    Here's some of the options for you:
    Browserstack - This is one of the most well-known sites that I hear about often. It's easy to integrate and got a slick UI (and covers a tonne of devices + browser versions).
    Browserling - Haven't heard enough about this software enough but they make it quick and easy to get up and running. However they have more technical / API support so it depends on what you care about more.
    GhostLab - The thing about these guys is not only do you want to know the problems exist, you also want to solve those problems as soon as they come up. You can fix CSS issues on the fly (it also makes life much easier when it comes to synchronisation across local files).
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