I'm curious what tools people are using to help them test cross browsers. Have looked into BrowserStack and VMs, but not super pleased with either of those solutions.
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I use tools like gulp (with autoprefixer) and babel to avoid the need for checking every browser out there as much as possible, and test with a chromium powered browser, firefox and a Webkit browser. I have VMs for edge case scenarios that are specific to safari and IE11.
I charge double for supporting IE11, so that usually solves that problem.
IE11 has been a pain for sure. Charging double would be a nice solution :)
A person can dream.
Browserstack is something that I can highly recommend, it covers all devices + versions and even a neat vm around it.
Do you ever find latency issues with Browserstack? Trying to debug in that environment at times has been a nightmare, but I do like the breadth of devices/version it supports; much easier than setting up VMs.
Not really.
The only issue, if any, that I've encountered is the slow FPS response whilst testing a site within browserstack.