Multibrowser

MultiBrowser is a cross-browser testing tool developed by TDG Corp. According to the vendor, it is designed to assist web developers, software testers, quality assurance professionals, user experience designers, and digital agencies in testing their websites and web applications on multiple real web browsers and mobile devices. With its standalone desktop web browsers and mobile browser emulators, MultiBrowser aims to ensure compatibility and functionality across different browsers and platforms.

Key Features

Standalone Desktop Web Browsers: MultiBrowser provides real web browsers as standalone applications for cross-browser testing. According to the vendor, each browser is encapsulated, allowing users to run multiple web browsers side by side on a single PC. The vendor claims that there is no need for emulators, user agents, or virtual machines. MultiBrowser supports running different versions of each browser simultaneously, including IE 11, Chrome, and Firefox.

Mobile Browser Emulators: MultiBrowser offers mobile browser emulators for cross-device testing on a single computer. The vendor states that it can emulate popular devices like iPhone, iPad, and Android. According to the vendor, MultiBrowser provides accurate emulation with support for media queries, device orientation, and pixel densities. It also includes developer tools for debugging, similar to those in Google Chrome, and a built-in screen recorder for capturing testing sessions.

Responsive Design Screenshots: MultiBrowser allows users to test the responsiveness of their websites with one-click RWD tests. According to the vendor, users can generate screenshots of web pages across multiple devices and resolutions. MultiBrowser supports previewing web designs on iPhones, iPads, and desktop computers. The vendor claims that custom devices can be added to the testing suite to cover new platforms.

Automated Functionality Tester: MultiBrowser offers an automated functionality tester for interface and functionality testing. According to the vendor, users can record and playback tests without the need for coding. Test results can be viewed across multiple browsers, and code-crafted tests can be exported to Java, C#, Python, or Ruby. MultiBrowser also integrates with build servers for continuous integration testing.

Built-in Video Recorder: MultiBrowser includes a built-in video recorder for easily creating video recordings of browsing sessions. According to the vendor, users can record automated test executions for later inspection. The vendor states that MultiBrowser can record everything on the desktop, including standalone web browsers. It can be useful for demonstrating bugs or showcasing website appearance on mobile devices.