cross-browser testing
[krɔːs ˈbraʊzər ˈtɛstɪŋ]
noun
testes entre navegadores
1. The process of testing a web application or website across multiple web browsers to ensure compatibility, functionality, and consistent user experience
Cross-browser testing is essential to verify that the website works correctly on Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge.
Os testes entre navegadores são essenciais para verificar que o site funciona corretamente no Chrome, Firefox, Safari e Edge.
2. Quality assurance practice that identifies and resolves rendering and functionality issues across different browser versions and platforms
The development team conducted cross-browser testing to ensure the application displays properly on both desktop and mobile browsers.
A equipe de desenvolvimento realizou testes entre navegadores para garantir que a aplicação seja exibida corretamente em navegadores desktop e mobile.
This is a technical term widely used in the global software development industry. In Brazil, tech professionals commonly use either the Portuguese translation 'testes entre navegadores' or the English term directly. The practice became increasingly important with the rise of web applications and the diversity of browsing devices, making it a standard part of quality assurance workflows in both Brazilian and international development teams.
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