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Cross browser testing is very necessary in this digital world where everyone is browsing the website on a different platform, OS, browser, and you can’t even think of that beforehand. Formulating a perfect cross browser testing strategy might help you in that but sometimes even after that you need to be prepared for some un-welcomed bugs.

When you use these APIs for communication or data exchange on your servers, many times you might face certain problems like API not working, redirecting to some error page, link broken, etc. These problems call for understanding the need of API browser compatibility.

Ever come across a wonderful website with lovely design and catchy animation, that you can’t help but fall in love with it? One must have experienced such wonders

With each update in browser or apps there is a number of enhancements in the attribute and modification in the codes which was absent in the prior versions. This creates a problem when you are using an older version of the application. The emoji appear as an empty box or something weird.

The last decade has seen drastic changes, with more and more people getting access to the world wide web. The race of making device unique, has pushed the mobile companies to go to extreme.

Cross browser testing is the process of testing your web application across different browsers and ensure its compatibility with all major browsers and

Improve Your Website's Typography Compatibility Across Different Browsers with TestMu AI (Formerly LambdaTest)'s Comprehensive Guide. Learn How to Achieve Consistent Typography Across Multiple Devices and Browsers for Enhanced User Experience.

Just a few hours ago Apple announced the latest addition to its macOS arsenal as the world glimpsed at Mojave for the first time. The dark mode offers a certain sense of serenity and it would seem that Mojave has more in common with the desert it is named after.

The DevOps cycle is always evolving with the latest trends and tech. SaaS success demands flexibility as you learn and deploy thousand ideas, in an effort to keep up with the modern tricks we are always looking out for ways to make testing fun.

Even Though we get a new version every other month, Chrome 67 has comparatively more number of new features and deprecations. It has been in testing stage for a while now.

Automated cross browser testing verifies your site works across Chromium, Gecko, and WebKit. Learn the frameworks, cloud grids, and a hands-on Selenium example.

Learn key tips and compatibility issues to build Safari compatible websites, including standards to follow and common challenges developers faced in 2018.

In this blog, you can learn how to detect and resolve cross-browser compatibility issues in CSS and HTML. Discover effective approaches and tools with best practices.

TestMu AI (Formerly LambdaTest), is a free cross browser testing platform where you can test your website/ webapps across 2000+ OS, browser, browser versions, and resolutions on mobile and desktop devices can be your all time best friend for fulfilling your cross browser testing needs.

Cross browser compatibility is important. Very important. We have established that fact in our previous post on the need of a cross browser compatible website. So the next step is, how to make cross browser compatible websites?

Over the past few years, a lot of browsers tried to dethrone chrome but failed. Many have fallen in love with chrome and more will fall. Chrome is high performance google browser that is best simply because it is as fast as it is stable.

Synchronization with latest technologies is what makes you remain visible in the market. For SaaS companies, playing with cut edge tech is main source for their growth. Moving in the game, today we have added newest Chrome 67 Beta and Chrome 68 Dev browsers to TestMu AI (Formerly LambdaTest) Cross Browser Testing platform.

A web developer would always need to make sure that their website is compatible with every technology hence the need for cross browser compatibility testing. Once the users face some problem, they will leave your site and will never come back. So, yes! Cross browser compatibility is quite a needful thing.

‘Cross Browser Testing should be regular regime of your testing activity’ and having said that most of the customers we speak to agree to this. However most of the organizations look at cross browser testing as a one time activity which indeed leads to issues in later releases.

‘Cross Browser Testing should be regular regime of your testing activity’ and having said that most of the customers we speak to agree to this. However most of the organizations look at cross browser testing as a one time activity which indeed leads to issues in later releases.