- Have you installed number of different browsers on your computer? If yes, what are they?
- Do you use any tool to test your website out? What are they?
- If you are using any other way, what's that?
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My working setup for development is Ubuntu 18 and I have a Windows VM installed to test the features on IE and Edge. In Ubuntu, I have installed chrome, firefox, opera.
And I use chrome developer tool - Toggle Device toolbar to test all my features related to responsive web testing.
I want to explore browserstack to see if this help in eliminating windows VM (only using for browser testing.)
I use Chrome and Firefox for primary testing, Edge and Opera after that, plus I check on Chrome and Firefox on my phone. I kind of which I had a Mac and an iPhone so I could test Safari, but I'm not shelling out that much money on two systems just for testing. I'm a bit lucky in that I'm not working on anything that it even makes sense to support IE for.
The only automated testing tool I use is Lighthouse (It's integrated with the Chrome DevTools under the 'Audits' tab). Beyond that, it's just the standard development tools in each browser that I use (and of course standard linting tools (ESLint, stylelint, htmllint, etc)).
We use BrowserStack (browserstack.com/) to test our application across the browsers. Worth exploring this option.
Thanks! Definitely going to check this out!
We use lambdatest to test our application across the browsers.