There are ad-infinitve tools to check your web app for cross browser compatibility. Here is the list of top tools for Cross Browser Testing shortlisted by our experts.
1) LambdaTest
LambdaTest is a cloud based platform that helps you perform cross browser compatibility testing of your web app or websites. You can run automated selenium scripts on LambdaTest's scalable cloud grid, or can even perform live interactive testing on real browser environments.
Key Features:
- Run Selenium automation tests on a scalable Selenium grid having 2000+ browser environments
- Execute automated screenshot and responsive testing of your website
- Test your locally or privately hosted website using SSH Tunnel
- One click bug logging to your favorite bug tracking tool like Asana, BitBucket, GitHub, JIRA, Microsoft VSTS, Slack, Trello etc.
2) Selenium Box
Selenium Box is an Enterprise Selenium Grid that runs on-premises or in your corporate cloud, is fully managed and highly scalable. It allows execution of automated tests for web and mobile inside the corporate firewall. The product is designed for large organizations in security sensitive areas such as the banking, insurance and medical field. Selenium Box combines the features of SaaS solutions with the security and performance of on-prem / in-house deployment.
Key features:
- On-premises / corporate cloud deployment
- Desktop browsers, emulators / simulators and real devices
- Secure, no tunnels or external access required
- Fully managed, maintenance free
- Highly scalable
- Enterprise integrations e.g. LDAP, CROWD
3) Ghostlab
Ghostlabs offers synchronized testing for clicks, scrolls, reloads and form inputs across all your connected devices. It use the superior built-in inspector to get to the bottom of any problem fast. It connects to the DOM or JavaScript output on any device and effectively fix the code. It is available for both Mac OS X and Windows with no setup required. To keep the track of file changes using the Ghostlab server, you can integrate pages from your local directory, your localhost Apache set up or any other server.
4) Browsershots
Browsershots is an open source web browser testing platform. It allows you to test website in any browser and operating system. In browser shot you can run cross compatibility tests with great customization options like operating system, browser type, color depth, JavaScript status and flash enable/disable settings. Browser shot allows you to take website screen-shots in almost 61 browsers and various operating system.
5) IE NetRender
It is the easiest tool to use for cross browser testing, you have to simply choose a version on IE and enter the URL that you want to test, and you will get a screen shot of the page being used. It able to process large number of request in real time and there will be no waiting time. All rendered images and URLs are kept private and secure. It is suitable for quick testing as well it can used for pixel by pixel site comparison in different versions of IE.
6) Turbo.net(previously Spoon.net)
Turbo.net(previously Spoon.net) is an open-source browser sandbox to deploy or test multiple versions of current, beta or legacy web browsers without maintaining cumbersome virtual machines. As such Turbo.net(previously Spoon.net) runs the applications in isolated "sandboxes", you can run multiple applications side by side without any dependencies or conflicts. The only drawback of this tool is that it does not support Linux currently but the Linux version is under devlopment.
7) IE Tab
With Firefox or chrome browsers, you can easily view your web page with just a single click. In IE tab you can view a webpage in different browsers without actually switching from one browser to another. The draw-back of IE tab is that it is not available for firefox 6.0 and above version. IE tab supports internet configuration completely which means various settings like security settings and internet settings can be set manually or automatically.
IE Tab extension will automatically check whether the web page should be displayed using IE or not
8) CrossBrowser Testing
Crossbrowser testing tool has wide range of different browsers and their versions. It is available for multiple OS. It supports over 1000 combinations of different browsers and O.S including mobile browsers. It has localhost support, automated screenshot feature, testing behind logins amongst others. It is the most popular commercial cross-browser testing tools.
9) Super Preview
SuperPreview is a Microsoft product and enables you to compare different rendering engines in a single unified interface. It is nicely integrated with expression web and provides the ability to easily preview and compare pages while you are building them.
10) Browser-Stack
With browser stack it is possible to do web based browser testing on desktop and mobile browser. It is cloud based and so it does not require any installation, and the pre-installed developer tools are useful for quick cross-browser testing and debugging. With browser-stack you can set up a comprehensive testing environment with support for proxies, firewalls and Active Directory. It supports opera mobile, Android, Windows (XP, 7 and 8), iOS, OSX snow leopard, lion and mountain lion and so on. Browser stack allows you to test your pages remotely.
11) Sauce Labs
It is the leading cloud based web and mobile app testing platform. It allows you to run tests in the cloud on more than 260 different browser platform and devices. There is no VM set up or maintenance required. With access to live breakpoints, you can easily take control of the system to investigate a problem manually. With Sauce Lab you can lists the recently run tests in chronological order, with information about the runtime, testing platform, build and whether they passed or failed.
Below is the summarized list of tools
- Ghostlab
- Sauce Labs
- Browser-Stack
- Browsershots
- IE NetRender
- Browserling
- Turbo.net
- IE Tab
- CrossBrowser Testing
- Super Preview
