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When it comes to checking the compatibility of an application against several browsers and their subsequent versions, what the best practices?
Should I finish the page first, using my favorite browser (Chrome), then check the page’s compatibility with the rest of the browsers?
Or, should I check the page’s compatibility with the other browsers as I go?
What do professionals do?
Thanks for helping
I personally think it would be best to test all of the browsers at the same time. That way, you can see what works in which browser, and what doesn’t, and quickly make the changes as needed. The main place where I look out for issues is Internet Explorer. Its good to have IE specific CSS stylesheets, too.