What browsers do you use to test your website?

Hiya all!

We all invest a lot of time designing and creating our websites, and some of our creations are out of this world. Just awesome. But when it comes down to testing scripts and styling those last pixels to get it just right, even on our mobile version, how far do you go? What browsers do you use for testing? I know there are too many browsers out there and we cannot test 'm all.

I used to test it in IE, FF and Chrome, but I don't like Chrome that much and since I upgraded from Windows 7 to Windows 10 Pro 64 all I use is Edge (and IE for non-compatible sites) and FF 64.

To get my chatbox right, which wasn't really basic FM's, was dreadful. But it got me kick-started learning about CSS and JS a bit. I spent many many months styling it to perfection and it was very much worth it. I sat endless nights styling my forums in depth and getting things done right. When I tested it in another browser I always kept my fingers crossed. I'm glad I went the extra mile on nearly everything. It really paid off.

Samantha

I generally like to test on Chrome, Firefox, IE, Safari, and Opera. Of course before I write something I like to read up on the browser compatibility of the property, method, function, etc.. that I'm about to use. That usually saves me a lot of headaches later on..

Oooh... and of course there's always the option of releasing something and allowing people to test it beforehand to give you feedback.

Hello,
I am using Mozilla FireFox, Google Chrome, Opera and Safari web browsers for testing forums.

I use chrome.

I use Chrome, Firefox and Safari

Chrome and Edge. Ask one of my Firefox friend too test too

Hi i use Chrome and Firefox

I generally use Chrome and Firefox since both have really good developer tools. I also have been really liking Edge despite it not having addon/extension support yet.

I use Firefox for just about everything on my laptop, but I have chrome as a back up browser and I use that if Firefox starts acting wonky or something for some reason. That rarely happens though, so I generally use Firefox for everything.

-Brandon

Firefox Update:  47.0.1

I use Chrome, Firefox & Internet Explorer.

Mostly Firefox, but at some points I need to test with Chrome.

I usually test on all kinda. I test on firefox mostly. If it don't do what I expect it to do then I will try Chrome or some other browser that I have if I think it has something to do with the browser I am in.