The Cross-Browser Compatibility Guide – CSS Rules Across Browsers
browseemall Welcome to the third part of the cross-browser compatibility guide. CSS rules across browsers CSS 2 and 3 know many style rules which you can use to separate the styling and markup of your website. Unfortunately, not every rule can be recognized in every browser. …
The Cross-Browser Compatibility Guide – CSS Selectors Browser Support
Welcome to the third part of the cross-browser compatibility guide. CSS selectors browser support In this post I would like to show which CSS selectors are supported in the different browsers. CSS 2 Selectors CSS level 2 specification was developed by the W3C and published …
The BrowseEmAll iPhone Simulator
How do you test your website or web application on the iPhone? Especially if you don’t own one or don’t want to deploy your website to an actual web server. There are different iPhone simulators out there, like www.appetize.io or www.testiphone.com. But the results of …
The Cross-Browser Compatibility Guide – Which HTML Tags to Avoid
Welcome to the second part of the cross-browser compatibility guide. Which HTML Tags to avoid In this post, I would like to point out some (valid) HTML-Tags to avoid while building a cross-browser website or web application. HTML 4 Every major browser supports all necessary …
The Cross-Browser Compatibility Guide – How to Choose The Right DOCTYPE
The DOCTYPE comes first The first element in every of your HTML pages should always be the DOCTYPE declaration. There are various DOCTYPES out there, but most of them are obsolete today. An example of the current HTML5 DOCTPYE: and an older HTML 4 DOCTYPE: …
Why Cross-Browser Testing Brings More Traffic to Your Site?
I often get asked why one should bother cross-browser testing in the first place. If the page works with the current versions of major browsers, that will do, right? However, it is a far cry from that. Folks don’t care about browsers Do you care …
5 Steps to Add Cross-Browser Testing to Your Development Cycle
Now as you surely know testing websites and web applications across all major browsers can be quite a daunting task. Add some mobile devices to the mix and the testing can get a problem quite fast. Unfortunately more and more clients want websites running in …
Log4j Vulnerability
BrowseEmAll’s top priority remains the security of our clients and our product. So, BrowseEmAll is actively responding to the reported remote code execution vulnerability in the Log4j. …
On-Premise Cross-Browser Testing
In this post, I would like to show a few things that you might want to know about on-premise cross-browser testing and why our tools choose this approach. Of course, you will also learn if on-premise testing is the right solution for your use case …
Modern Manual and Automated Cross Browser Testing
Changing or adding information to the “chain” requires the authentication of everyone who is in the network. …
