BrowserStack

The implementation of our superior test automation tool, BrowserStack, is straightforward, enabling swift verification across various operating systems, browsers, and their respective versions. It serves as an excellent solution for regression testing when integrated into a Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) pipeline. The tool also supports parallel testing and visual testing, enhancing its efficiency and versatility. Furthermore, it provides comprehensive recordings of test sessions and detailed logs, making it an ideal choice for daily usage.

We use Browserstack to detect browser and device related issues when running our mobile games. Our QA departement uses both Android and iOS devices to guarantee that our games are compatible with as many users as possible.

Test new versions of software on different devices Test new versions of software on different browsers and browser versions Automate browser tests Test on the latest and older devices and operating systems

Me and my team was using BrowserStack for our automation suites, it was much more faster and easy to use on its UI than what we are using currently. I would like switch back on Browserstack.

We use the App Live product to assist in compatibility testing across a wide range of devices. Since we are remote first, our distribution of staff makes managing a large library of physical devices impractical, and the solution offered by BrowserStack enables us to test a broad range of devices and operating systems with ease and efficiency. We have aspirations to make use of other features offered by BrowserStack.

To test browser versions and operating systems that our services can work on.

We use BrowserStack to test the mobile designs.
Developers used the BroswerStack to apply the designs for mobile devices having iOS and Android Operating Systems.
There is no any good tool, that helps to apply the mobile design on-live. BS is the best option available.
Only challenge with BS is sometimes it becomes very slow. Otherwise BS is best tool for developing and testing the mobile changes.

I use BrowserStack to test my application in different devices and browser versions to ensure the compatibility of our solution. This greater coverage of testing is a great factor in appealing to the client to the fact that we take the service seriously and the users and their technology needs personally.

I have used BrowserStack in few mobile application and Web based projects where we had to test the compatibility of the website on more than 10 devices and behaviour on different Operating systems and environments. BrowserStack came on really handy to test multiple scenarios and achieve good coverage. As we do not have the luxury of having multiple devices for testing purposes, we rely on cloud platform.

I've signed up for a trial of BrowserStack but I couldn't managed to find any available device to try it out.

I build a website every summer for summer night concerts in the amazing gardens of the Real Alcázar in Sevilla, for a company called Actidea. We use a homemade CMS called PathFinder, which Julio Antileo and I built, and a CodeIgniter frontend on a Linux server.

Together with Diana Pinasco as the fabulous designer she is, we work on a new version each year and need to test the results in browsers of all kinds and sizes. This year's website needed extra testing as both design and user experience changed quite a bit, we added the possibility to choose dark or light mode at will, changed the way the menu works, and had new colors, structures, and layouts. I used BrowserStack to test the site in all flavors of mobile devices browsers, and desktops, and it was awesome as always. The site is quite bulletproof and battle-tested since 2001, though the first versions were done in, believe it, Flash Actionscript.

I remember the first time using BrowserStack as a decisive and defining moment when the responsive design really took off, and much more work than now. This time I had a lot to check for new things, but it all seemed to all work right mostly. I do have to sincerely recommend BrowserStack's live testing, I doubt there's something better around.

As a Test automation lead, we were looking for a tool for a rapid test automation development for Mobile test cases which support our automation framework and should be less maintainable in terms of environment creation so we don't need to worry about drivers and inspectors for our locator strategies. Also, BrowserStack helped us in quick development of test scenarios and its execution withing a short duration for mobile test automation creation. For me and my team, we do have conversations with BrowserStack team for any queries/suggestions/pocs and I appreciate their help providing us quick solutions for our problems.

BrowserStack has been an invaluable asset for our company, enabling us to test our web applications across a variety of environments efficiently and effectively. With its expansive library of real devices and browsers, we're able to ensure compatibility and seamless user experience across all platforms. The Live feature, which allows us to interact with our apps on different devices, has been crucial for catching UI inconsistencies and potential usability issues. With integrated developer tools, testing has never been more streamlined. Integration with automation tools like Selenium has significantly enhanced our functional testing process, improving the speed and accuracy of our test executions. Alongside Percy, which we use for visual testing, BrowserStack has revolutionized our testing workflow by offering a comprehensive solution for both functional and visual testing.

I use browserstack for running our cypress e2e test across different browsers i.e cross browser testing . I have also got a chance to explore the live product for testing our product across various devices. browser stack is helpful as it offers a neat UI, step by step instruction to be followed to use it efficiently. it is simple to use and cost effective compared to other products in market

I use BrowserStack to conduct multiple testing types of User scenarios, such as connectivity, time zone changes, low battery, different OS version that we don't have on-premise, different brands, and also automation of key areas within our mobile app. The product allows us to test against many devices we don't have available on-premise, this includes several of the key OS across multiple brands as well as several of the different key versions that are currently most popular against our market share of End Users. Browser stack helps us broaden our testing effort as well as helping us test against areas we aren't able to make possible on-premise like connectivity issues when changing from different network connections.

We use BrowserStack in many cases, as it is an excellent solution for testing our websites on many devices, operating systems, versions, etc...
The things work in just one click to load the designated device, then we check our sites and how it's displayed on this certain device, for what cases to use: check websites to see if can we improve them visually, appearance and responsiveness, and in some cases, we can run automated Selenium tests on those cloud devices which really cool with the ability to control the test environment.

In our QA flow, we use BrowserStack in order to test our company mobile application on multiple devices. We have developed our mobile framework and we have integrated our infrastructure with BrowserStack. We are able to test the mobile application on multiple devices, split by iOS and Android, smartphone and tablet with different operation system versions and capabilities.

We use BrowserStack to test our various websites' cross-browser compatibility. We also use the built-in NVDA screen reader for accessibility testing.

The product on which we are working have to support multiple devices and browser. BrowserStack provides a wide range of devices and browser will almost all versions. We are using BrowserStack for Local testing, Manual testing as well as to run our automation script on daily basis. We need to test out code locally before deploying it on any environment, so Local testing came in handy for this.

My job as a quality assurance engineer requires me to run functional tests on different electronic devices and operating systems. With BrowserStack, I get access to all devices I need without purchasing a physical one. It makes work less stressful and supports my automated test scripts. I can also run tests on different versions of windows and mac operating systems without having to install them on a real device. This is very convenient for my work

I have been using BrowserStack for the past couple of months for both mobile and web testing. It has been a life changer because it has helped me expedite my cross-browser testing needs. I have used most of the mobile settings within the application and it's awesome. It really helps me with the device and cross-browser testing coverage. The automation support on multiple simultaneous runs is very good and easy to use. I highly recommend any software team adopt this software for testing.

Working in web can be hard due to the sheer amount of devices out there - all with their own features, quirks and specifications. BrowserStack aims to bridge the gap between developers and the ever growing world of smartphones, tablets and desktop devices. A big challenge we find is that, for example, iOS testing can only be done on a Mac - with BrowserStack, a Windows-based developer finally has the tools to test their sites and apps all within a website.

I am using BrowserStack to test my open-source software on devices I do not own. This helps me to address compatibility issues and maintain the expected level of quality over a broad range of operating systems and vendors.

We are developing a health & fitness app that has 800+ test cases. We have identified, and automated 400+ of them, and they are executed on a daily basis via BrowserStack. From Locator identification to test execution, Browserstack is our go-to tool. It saves us from the hassle of going through the rigorous process of setting up xcode and other tools required to otherwise automate iOS test cases and even allows us3s to run test cases for iOS without using MacOS. All in all, BrowserStack has come in very handy for us as it allows us to save our expenses and time we would have otherwise spent on setting up the testing environment and other small details.

We use BrowserStack for testing multiple applications across different operating systems. Also, we are using BrowserStack with Mendix application