Yes of course, but I didn’t want to go into that much detail in that single post.
I use WebKit nightly as my development browser. It has the best Web Inspector and tight OS integration ( command-e). I then test each minor revision across all target browsers (IE6,7,8&9, Chrome, Firefox 3.5, latest beta). Then I test each major revision in all the other supported platforms. Those change depending on the project. MooTools itself gets tested in Safari 2, old versions of FireFox, etc… — Tom Aylott – SubtleGradient – MooTools — On Aug 9, 2010, at 6:33 PM, Sanford Whiteman wrote: >> WebKit is the absolute most important platform these days. > > In my exp -- and you allude to this at the end of your post -- it is > still best to pretend there is no such thing as "Webkit" from a > testing perspective. > > I can get a "strong inkling" that something will work in Saf if it > works in Chrome, but I am quite frequently bitten by any assumption > beyond that. Been analyzing CSS diffs between Saf 4 and Chrome 5 much > of the day today. I don't know how Saf manages to suck, but it does. > And so even with a cosmetic thing, if you want it to be the same, if > you want your screenshots to look alike, gotta have 'em all open, as > you say. > > [Obvs. on the mobile side it is all but impossible to trust something > without owning the mobile or a perfect emulator.] > > -- S. >
