I’m testing IE7, IE8, Safari, Chrome and Firefox.
It would be pretty less boring if you guys told me that I don’t need to test for XP, Vista and 7, since there’s no difference.
Thanks
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I’m testing IE7, IE8, Safari, Chrome and Firefox.
It would be pretty less boring if you guys told me that I don’t need to test for XP, Vista and 7, since there’s no difference.
Thanks
There are some differences to do with security, in particular what varieties of Windows authentication (NTLM and Kerberos over HTTP) are acceptable.
Also of course each Windows version has a different theme, which will affect what form elements look like and may trip you up if you were relying on the same pixel size of a scrollbar or something like that (a bad thing to do anyway).
Other than that, no, they’re pretty much the same.