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Yes they do with phantomJS [1] for example (see badge working example [2]) [1] http://phantomjs.org/ http://phantomjs.org/ [2] github.com/umbrellajs/umbrella
by franciscop 11y ago
Yes they do with phantomJS [1] for example (see badge working example [2])
[1] http://phantomjs.org/ http://phantomjs.org/
[2] github.com/umbrellajs/umbrella
- gondo 11y agoi don't see any "badge working" related to browser testing telling me what browsers are supported, what am i missing?
- franciscop 11y agoOhh, you want to know what browsers are supported. Sorry, totally misunderstood it. I thought you just meant a badge showing that it works on the browser (CircleCI in my tests uses PhantomJS) as oposed to some highly syntetic one. You can always check yourself [1], but of course it's not what you asked. [1] http://umbrellajs.com/tests http://umbrellajs.com/tests
- educar 11y agoJust saw this :) I asked the original question and your reply was spot on, thanks. Someone else asked a different question.