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To be fair, when figuring out bugs like that, if it doesn't appear in your dev environment, you'd definitely start by replicating the client's environment as cl
by newsbinator 7y ago
To be fair, when figuring out bugs like that, if it doesn't appear in your dev environment, you'd definitely start by replicating the client's environment as closely as possible, especially their browser version (and possibly their OS for obscure stuff).
It's safe (and wise) to develop in Dev editions of browsers, so long as you're ready to debug in mainstream editions when the time comes.
- vanderZwan 7y agoTrying to reproduce across browsers is good policy too, IMO
- mouzogu 7y agoAgree with both points. My perspective at the time, although I was doing cross browser testing, was frustration from my expectations of the expected rendering behaviour between two browsers that I thought were the same, besides the addition of some new dev features.