Does W3C Validation Still Matter?
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Recently I put the final touches to my latest web project an decided it would be fun to know where it is in terms of W3C validation. So I submitted the page to the W3C Validator and sure enough it did find 5 errors and 5 warnings. After investigation I …
Mobile Browsers That Matter
There used to be a time when one of the great advantages of developing a web application was that you simply had to write the code once and it would run anywhere at any time and on any device in the world as long as …
Why Use a Standalone Cross Browser Testing Tool?
The browser market today is more saturated than ever before. Compared to just a few years ago when Internet Explorer was the dominant force, browsers such as Chrome and Safari have established their own solid market share. The recent proliferation of mobile devices has only …
New Version Released – 9.6.7
Hi, everyone! We’ve just released BrowseEmAll 9.6.7 for Windows, Linux and macOS to our users. It is available now on our Download area. You can find more details about version release history here. This release includes stability, performance improvements and new browsers and devices. If you find a …
How Good Are The BrowseEmAll Mobile Simulators?
Every now and then one of my customers ask about the quality of the BrowseEmAll mobile simulators. How good is the rendering compared to real world devices? In this post I would like to show you some techniques used to develop mobile websites and a …
6 Steps to Reach Cross-Browser Compatibility
In this article, I want to point out the 6 essential steps to reach cross-browser compatibility while not wasting more time than necessary. Ideally, you would cross-browser test your website periodically while developing it. However, you can still follow these steps to test your existing …
The Cross-Browser Compatibility Guide – CSS Rules Across Browsers
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 …
