Glossary

What Is Cross-Browser Testing?

Definition

Cross-browser testing verifies an application in more than one browser engine or browser environment to identify compatibility differences.

Why it matters

A flow working in one browser does not establish that it works in another. Differences can involve rendering, input behavior, web APIs and platform integration.

How teams handle it today

Teams choose a browser and device matrix based on actual users, run representative flows in each and use appropriate real-device testing when needed.

How Zerocheck approaches it

Zerocheck currently runs Chromium browser tests. It does not provide Firefox, Safari, native mobile or real-device execution. Keep a separate compatibility workflow when those environments matter to your customers.

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