BrowserStack

Since we had to work from home during corona and no longer had access to our mobile devices, we started looking for online testing tools and that's where we came across BrowserStack, which allowed 23 scrum teams to easily perform visual browser and mobile browser testing.

I have been using BrowserStack for more than 5 years now and I can proudly say that It helped and saved our lot of efforts in our day to day testing. It is easy to use and has some amazing features which definitely helps to ease the life of tester/QA.I have recommended BrowserStack to my UK counterparts and also helped to setup it in their project. The feedback is really great and all our customers are happy to use BrowserStack and utilizing its benefits. The best part I would say is its easy to integrate with automation tool and reporting is too good and easy to understand. We have used it wherever there was scope of testing the application against different browsers, platforms, devices etc

BrowserStack tool came to the table in order to solve problems regarding automations for mobile.
We have limited devices for running automated tests and buying new devices is too much expensive and the devices got outdated quickly.
In order to solve this problem we started a trial on BrowserStack.

BrowserStack provide the solution on compatibility testing, provided huge range of devices and browsers for testing with the combination of different OS. Also, provided integration support for automation testing where we can utilize our testing scripts for parallel execution.

The main purpose of using BrowserStack in the organization is to test cross-browser compatibility and whether the website is working fine in different browsers or not. It also offers multiple virtual devices like Android phones, iPhones, Tablets, and desktop devices with multiple OS where the website can be tested virtually to ensure the functioning of the site.

We have problem related to availability of test devices and device farm. In order to provide a lot of test devices and even device farm, requires a lot of cost and kinda complicated. Browserstack provides us with many variations of devices that can be used for testing. Other than that, they provide services to run automation on "cloud" as a replacement for the local device farm.

BrowserStack is a very useful tool when it comes to testing multiple devices. We don't have to wait for the availability of the device. It is just there, we can just select and use.

BrowserStack helps us run our test suit on different browsers without worrying about installing these browsers in the agents machines, it helped us to move away from dependency for different node versions as per project since we are able to select the versions just from the config of automation test suit.

In my current role at Coursera, we rely on BrowserStack Percy for efficient visual testing. It offers pixel-perfect visual reviews, ensuring UIs appear and function correctly across different devices and screen sizes. At my previous company, Acquire, we used BrowserStack for every e2e testing across web and mobile platforms. Despite a higher price for running parallel tests, BrowserStack's top-notch features justified the cost. The tool notably expedites testing processes, saving valuable development time. It consistently ensures that applications work as intended on all platforms, delivering high-quality user experiences irrespective of the device or OS used. BrowserStack, though pricey, is a worthy investment for thorough e2e testing.

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.

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 am a part of UI Engineering team where multiple product teams working towards building online banking application. We use BrowserStack application to automate Mobile test to rapid development of product and increase productivity in team. BrowserStack help us rapid prototype development and share prototype to different stakeholders so we get feedback from User experience team, Quality Assurance team, and beta user team. BrowserStack does wonderful job when product is complex and different team working on a same product. We also communicate with BrowserStack team for suggestion, queries and any feedback.

We use mainly BrowserStack App Automate for E2E test automation for our Android app and iOS app. It helps us solve daily regression testing of core flows in our apps.
We also use BrowserStack App Live for testing on specific device which are not available with us. This has helped us reproduce issues which are happening only in certain devices.

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.

We use BrowserStack for Testing both our Web and Mobile Apps. The problem we had was the browser-based inspection tool was limited and we had a limited number of physical mobile devices to test with. We use the tool for functional manual testing, regression and smoke 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

At PartyGames.ai we need to make sure that all our users get a polished and consistent experience no matter what device they are on. BrowserStack saves us countless hours by allowing us to easily test across a vast array of devices allowing us to track down and fix bugs and deliver the best version of our platform to our users.

We used BrowserStack for testing our app on various desktop and native platforms. This software has enabled our small team to verify functionality and user experience on devices we don't have on hand. We used it for troubleshooting issues that were device-specific and for this it was invaluable.

BrowserStack is used in our project team to test the online banking application in different devices supporting different OS like Android, iOS, Windows etc. Along with the app, multi-device browser testing is also done for website version of online banking.BrowserStack has all the wide range of different devices with different screen sizes, that gives us an opportunity to test the application on different modes.

We use browserstack to have our tests, we like to use it because it have a lot of devices to use, wich we can't afford to buy, there are a lot of other things that make us very happy like, the real device feature, we were using bluestacks that showed us much more problems that bennefits when we were testing, the fidelity of the tests were also elevated since we choose to use browserstack. So basically we are still discovering a lot of the features it provides, but right now, with the support team and the software we are so happy that we will want to use for years.

We use BrowserStack in our web development process to check design is not compromised based on different viewport sizes.The cloud based software lets us remote into actual devices such as iOS/iPadOS-based Apple iPhones/iPads, Samsung Galaxy Tab, Windows, Linux, Mac (sandboxed) over the web. You can choose from different OS versions and browser types such as Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, & Apple Safari.

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 utilize BrowserStack for all of our cross browser testing. As a development agency this is a crucial step to any new page we are producing.

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