Why Use a Standalone Cross Browser Testing Tool?
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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 …
Cross Browser Test Your Website in 10 Minutes or Less
BrowseEmAll includes over 20 desktop browsers and many mobile simulators. However, testing your website on all of these can take a lot of time. To make your life easier BrowseEmAll includes cross-browser Page Analytics tool. You just enter the URL and select the browsers you …
Get Your Website Microsoft Edge Version 110 Ready
As you’ve surely already heard, the new Edge versions has a lot of new features for developers. Now every designer, developer, and website owner has to make sure that their website will be displayed correctly using the new Microsoft Edge versions. In this post, I …
4 Steps to Cross Browser Test An Existing Website
In this post I’ll show you how to cross-browser test your existing website more efficiently. All 4 steps will be performed using the cross-browser testing tool BrowseEmAll. …
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 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: …
How to Run Selenium Tests On Android And IOS
In todays post we will go over the process to setup and run Selenium tests for a mobile website or web application on Android and iOS. We will cover running tests on device emulators and on real mobile devices. You can perform all below steps …
