Cross Browser Testing
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What is CAOSS Browser Testing?
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Cross-browser testing allows the team of testers to validate the behavior and functionality of the website, application, & software while ensuring its compatibility with different browsers.
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Features of Cross Browser Testing
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Tests web applications over different browsers, to ensure its compatibility.
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Executed either manually or through automated tools.
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Helps determine the scope of the testing, like, which browser to choose, at what extent, the testing is required to be carried out, etc.
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Performed on newly designed or completed web pages or fully developed functional website.
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Methods of Cross Browser Testing
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Manual Cross-Browser Testing: Testers Create tests and executed them manually on each browser separately.
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Automated Cross-Browser Testing: The team first chooses a tool or automated accordingly.
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Tools
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BrowserShots
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SeeTest
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EndTest
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Selenium
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BrowseEmail
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Test Complete
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Ghostlab
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Browserstack
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IETab
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IETester
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Process
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Determine Statistics
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Analyze Application Under Test
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Decide the Way of Testing
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Execute Test
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Record & Report
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Why Is Cross-Browser Testing Performed?
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End users have the wilful access to different types of available browser, and they may switch their working to any of them.
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Helps resolve compatibility issues & implement possible changes in the software product, to make it compatible with each browser.
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Ensures application\'s compatibility with multiple smartphone OS (Android, iOS, Windows).
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Advantages:
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User Accessibility.
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Offers a positive business image.
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Identifies defects and issues in the system.
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Enhances browser compatibility.
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Disadvantages:
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Specific cases require special attention and handling.
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The team needs to manage the environment, where tests are run manually.