“Test on multiple browsers” has been a mantra ever since there have been multiple browsers to test on. Testing them all—especially these days—is impossible. But you can come a lot closer than you may think. In this article, learn a variety of techniques for cross-browser testing, from the very thorough to the quick and dirty. The choice you make will depend on your resources, but this is an issue you can’t ignore.”
We all know—or we all should know—that we need to test our Web applications on multiple browsers and operating systems. But that’s a task that’s often easier to agree to in the abstract than to actually undertake. When you start thinking about the many combinations of browsers and operating systems that your customers might be using to access your site, a complete suite of cross-browser tests might start to seem like a drain on your development resources.
