IMO, this was important a few years ago, today's web browsers are likely the same.
Paweł Bylina
Team•
Feb 29, 2024
@Tegomass That's partly true. Some companies get most of their traffic from the US, where Safari is important (and that browser has a different engine to Chrome). That's the general problem.
The second is management decisions. Often they have this requirement on the list, and if the tool doesn't meet it, it's dropped.
Tegomass
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Feb 29, 2024
I was mainly thinking about IE/firefox/chrome, I totally forgot about Safari.. you're right
"The second is management decisions."
=> True! happened to me when choosing an e2e testing tools years ago
Paweł Bylina
Team•
Feb 29, 2024
Yeah We are planning to add that support, but it will be a massive change in our technology under the hood. It will probably be possible in 2025.
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Tegomass
Feb 29, 2024
IMO, this was important a few years ago, today's web browsers are likely the same.
Paweł Bylina
Feb 29, 2024
@Tegomass That's partly true. Some companies get most of their traffic from the US, where Safari is important (and that browser has a different engine to Chrome). That's the general problem.
The second is management decisions. Often they have this requirement on the list, and if the tool doesn't meet it, it's dropped.
Tegomass
Feb 29, 2024
I was mainly thinking about IE/firefox/chrome, I totally forgot about Safari.. you're right
"The second is management decisions."
=> True! happened to me when choosing an e2e testing tools years ago
Paweł Bylina
Feb 29, 2024
Yeah We are planning to add that support, but it will be a massive change in our technology under the hood. It will probably be possible in 2025.