You cannot just ruin the reputation of your product and let it take a bashing from Internet Explorer fans for not working well in their environment! Here is where the need to test your application for cross-browser compatibility comes in.īeing a Mac user, you cannot just go to your search bar and type 'Internet Explorer.' You need to find a way to test your website on IE.
On top of that, a fraction of them may still be in love with Internet Explorer and refuse to switch to Chrome or Firefox. However, let us face the fact that a significant number of your clients are using Windows, or even Linux. After all, it is quite popular in the community of developers and has a loyal fanbase. Being a web designer, front-end developer, or even a member of the software testing and quality assurance team, you are likely to own a Mac and use it for almost all of your applications. Working on a Mac device is all fun and games until you get into some hardcore development and need to check out how your application looks on Internet Explorer.
