Cross browser testing
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How to Create Browser Specific CSS Code
Learn how to create browser specific CSS code to ensure cross-browser compatibility for a website. Test websites on real browsers & devices.
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How to request a desktop site on the iPhone
Facing difficulties to access a specific website completely on an iPhone? Read this guidepost to find out how iOS users can request a desktop site on the iPhone to get complete access to a web page.
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How to resolve JavaScript Cross Browser Compatibility Issues
Common Javascript browser compatibility issues and how to solve them. Test your website's JavaScript code on real devices for free.
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Browser compatibility for ReactJS web apps
Learn how to test the browser compatibility of ReactJS web apps. Run tests on real browsers and devices.
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How to Use Safari DevTools to View Mobile Versions of Web Pages
Learn how to view the mobile version of a web page on Safari using its DevTools. Also learn how to perform Safari testing on real Apple devices using BrowserStack's real device cloud.
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How to view Mobile Version of a Website on Chrome
Want to test how your website looks on mobile devices? Step by step tutorial on how to open the mobile version of a website on Chrome. Test your website on real browsers.
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CSS techniques for Improved Cross Browser Compatibility
Three CSS techniques that make a website look stylistically consistent across browsers.
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How to test Progressive Web Apps (PWA)
Step by step tutorial on how to test progressive web apps. Learn how to test PWAs on real devices on the cloud.
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How to test on older browser versions easily
Wonder if your website works perfectly on old browser versions? Just use these two methods to test on older versions and ensure that your website is truly cross browser compatible.
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Browser Compatibility Check on WordPress Sites
WordPress powers over 30% of all websites on the internet today. From personal blogs and portfolios to business and news websites and eCommerce portals of all scales; sites like Forbes and the New York Times are built on WordPress...
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