I’ve been using browserscan for a while now, and I agree—it’s not perfect. But tbh, I haven’t found anything that’s 100% accurate either.
For more detailed testing, I’ve been using LambdaTest. It’s a bit more advanced, but it’s great for cross-browser testing. It even lets you automate tests, which is a huge plus.
Still, browserscan is good for quick checks. Just don’t rely on it for anything too critical.
For more detailed testing, I’ve been using LambdaTest. It’s a bit more advanced, but it’s great for cross-browser testing. It even lets you automate tests, which is a huge plus.
Still, browserscan is good for quick checks. Just don’t rely on it for anything too critical.