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Test Your Mobile Apps Across the Latest Browsers on Virtual Devices
Run automated tests on the latest mobile browsers with Android and iOS virtual devices. Improve coverage, catch issues early - no physical devices needed.
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Automated and manual testing on Android and iOS virtual devices now spans far more than Chrome and Safari. Android emulators add Firefox, Microsoft Edge, Opera, Brave, DuckDuckGo, and Samsung Internet, while iOS simulators, previously limited to Safari, gain Chromium, Firefox, Brave, and DuckDuckGo, letting teams catch rendering differences across browsers before real users do.
Key Takeaways
- Android emulators on TestMu AI now support automation testing in Firefox, Microsoft Edge, Opera, Brave, DuckDuckGo, and Samsung Internet, alongside the Chrome support that already existed.
- iOS simulators on TestMu AI were previously limited to Safari for automation testing and now also cover Chromium, Firefox, Brave, and DuckDuckGo.
- Virtual device testing on TestMu AI covers both automated and manual runs, so a web app can be checked across mobile browsers without owning the handsets.
- Mobile browsers often render the same web app differently, so running tests across several of them exposes browser-specific quirks and rendering issues before real users meet them.
- Expanded browser support on Android emulators and iOS simulators widens automation coverage without an in-house device lab or self-managed test infrastructure.
Test Web Apps on the Latest Android Browsers
Along with Chrome, we now support the following browsers for automation testing on Android emulator online:
- Firefox
- Microsoft Edge
- Opera
- Brave
- DuckDuckGo
- Samsung Internet
Test Web Apps on the Latest iOS Browsers
Previously, automation testing on iOS virtual devices was limited to Safari. Now, you can automate tests across the following browsers on iOS simulators:
- Chromium
- Firefox
- Brave
- DuckDuckGo
Note: Test web apps on Android emulators and iOS simulators. Try TestMu AI Today!
The Importance of Testing Mobile Apps Across Multiple Browsers
Mobile browsers often render web apps differently. With expanded browser support, you can now:
- Ensure cross-browser compatibility on mobile platforms.
- Test browser-specific quirks or rendering issues.
- Expand automation coverage without needing in-house test infrastructure.
Wrapping Up!
With expanded browser support on both Android and iOS virtual devices, you’re now equipped to run deeper, broader, and more realistic automation tests, without needing a device lab.
Ready to get started? Run your first test on our automation cloud and test your web apps across a wider range of mobile browsers.
If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out at support@testmuai.com, we’re here to help.
Author
Chaitanya Sharma
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Chaitanya Sharma is an AI Product Manager at TestMu AI (formerly LambdaTest), where he builds agentic AI capabilities focused on computer vision and multi-modality, moving testing beyond static script execution toward autonomous, agent-driven workflows. Before TestMu AI he shipped 135+ features at Sprinklr for a no-code community and website builder used by Fortune 500 enterprises including Dell, Samsung, and Polestar. At Policybazaar he led the zero-to-one launch of a digital lending and insurance marketplace embedded in Bahrain's dominant payments app, building a risk-intelligence engine that compressed loan-approval times by 80%. He explored machine learning and NLP through research at the University of Cambridge, and holds a B.Tech from Delhi Technological University.
Reviewer
Shivam Singh
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Shivam Singh is a Lead Member of Technical Staff at TestMu AI (formerly LambdaTest), architecting the Real Device Cloud that runs automated app and web tests on real Android and iOS devices. He designed the architecture for real-device app and web automation and wrote the microservices from scratch in Golang, including the XCUITest and Espresso execution layers for iOS and Android. His platform reached peak parallel concurrency of 150+ for app automation while handling roughly 500,000 tests a month, and he leads the team that keeps the automation grid running. He brings over eight years of engineering experience and holds a B.Tech in Computer Science.
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