Cross Browser Testing. Pick a browser, Pick an OS, Test website
crossbrowsertesting.com
Cross Browser Testing. Pick a browser, Pick an OS, Test website
1–10 of 48 posts
Re: Cross Browser Testing. Pick a browser, Pick an OS, Test website
#2Awesome Stuff.
Extremely simple. Very Useful. Usability rocks.
You guys are going to make tons of cash from this.
Re: Cross Browser Testing. Pick a browser, Pick an OS, Test website
#3Great service. I'll probably use it. The demo is really well done. I'm impressed.
Re: Cross Browser Testing. Pick a browser, Pick an OS, Test website
#4Damn, one of those "why didn't I think of that" moments. Congrats guys!
Re: Cross Browser Testing. Pick a browser, Pick an OS, Test website
#5It works very well, little slow but is not speed what is intended to be tested. I tested my site with IE 5.0 ... awfull! :)
I just missed the Mac OS , as only Windows and Ubuntu are available right now.
Re: Cross Browser Testing. Pick a browser, Pick an OS, Test website
#6I choosed Vista plain install. All I get is a blank white screen. On top, it displays the % bar and two buttons.
Re: Cross Browser Testing. Pick a browser, Pick an OS, Test website
#7I choosed Vista plain install. All I get is a blank white screen. On top, it displays the % bar and two buttons.
I had the same problem. But then I figured out.. you need to enable Java.
I get a lot of runtime errors in IE though. Worked great in FF.
Re: Cross Browser Testing. Pick a browser, Pick an OS, Test website
#8I choosed Vista plain install. All I get is a blank white screen. On top, it displays the % bar and two buttons.
I had the same problem. But then I figured out.. you need to enable Java. I get a lot of runtime errors in IE though. Worked great in FF.
Java! Interesting. I did not use that since the 90s.
Ok, I enabled Java and reloaded. Then I got "download missing plugins" in that formerly empty space. I clicked on it and then got a window saying "The following plugins are available: Java Runtime Environment". In the meantime, in the background, the page got dark and displayed something about the fact that my session timed out. Anyway, I clicked "next" to continue to install Java. Then I got a screen saying "Java Runtime Environment Not Available".
Re: Cross Browser Testing. Pick a browser, Pick an OS, Test website
#9No OSX support?
Re: Cross Browser Testing. Pick a browser, Pick an OS, Test website
#10I really like this and I agree, it's one of those forehead slapper idea's, obvious when you see it. Is it just me or is the pricing structure a little aggressive?