Common use of Browser Testing Clause in Contracts

Browser Testing. Browser testing no longer means attempting to make a website look the same in browsers of different capabilities or on devices with different size screens. It does mean ensuring that a person’s experience of a design should be appropriate to the capabilities of a browser or device. We test our work with current versions of major desktop browsers and devices. We won’t test with older browsers or devices.

Browser Testing. Browser testing no longer means attempting to make a website look the same in browsers of different capabilities or on devices with different size screens. It does mean ensuring that a person’s experience of a design should be appropriate to the capabilities of a browser or device. We test our work with current in the latest versions of major desktop browsers including those made by Apple (Safari), Google (Chrome), Microsoft (Internet Explorer /Edge) and devicesMozilla Firefox. We won’t test with in other older browsers or devicesunless you specify otherwise.

Browser Testing. Browser testing no longer means attempting to make a website look the same in browsers of different capabilities or on devices with different size screens. It does mean ensuring that a person’s experience of a design should be appropriate to the capabilities of a browser or device. We test our work with current in the latest versions of major desktop browsers including those made by Apple (Safari), Google (Chrome), Microsoft (Edge) and devicesMozilla Firefox. We won’t test with in other older browsers or devicesunless you specify otherwise.