I test everything in a lot of browsers (IE6+, FF3+...) and version. For each browser/version I have a virtual-machine with that browser installed. In some cases, it can be difficult to find the installer for old versions, but after a 10 minutes of google-wizardry you should found the installers for older versions. Then, when you have your set of virtual-machines, you can test your program manually in each browser, or use an automated test like TPlan Robot.
The question is... why do you want to test in Chrome 1? Probably nobody is using it. Be sure to build a test-plan based on your usage stats, for example: test in every browser/version with more than 1% of usage in your site, and the last version of every mayor browser. In my case, that list includes IE 6+, but nothing below Chrome 7. -- S.Cinos JavaScript Developer at Tuenti.com 2010/12/5 Discussion of JavaScript <[email protected]> > Hi, > > I know many people make the claim of testing their scripts in very old > versions of browsers, for example: > > Safari 2+ > IE 5.5+ > FF 1+ > Chrome 1+ > Opera 9+ > > So my question is: how do you guys do it? I know there's "IETester" for IE > 5.5+, but I dunno how it's being done for the rest of the browsers on that > list. > > Thanks, > Ezequiel > > > _______________________________________________ > JSMentors mailing list > [email protected] > http://jsmentors.com/mailman/listinfo/jsmentors_jsmentors.com > >
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