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For myself, it’s mostly web stuff with Safari and Safari on iOS that I’d really like to be able to test from time to time.
by chrismorgan 5y ago
For myself, it’s mostly web stuff with Safari and Safari on iOS that I’d really like to be able to test from time to time.
- exikyut 5y agoThen macOS + Xcode + simulator would probably be the most cost-effective solution. *(Small glance at QEMU)*
- chrismorgan 5y agoYeah, because I can’t use macOS without violating its EULA or forking out even more hundreds of dollars for a Mac Mini. :-(
- kingcharles 5y agoThere's a ton of companies out there who have real iPhones, iPads etc you can rent by the minute through a web browser to test your code or web sites. i.e. https://www.browserstack.com/test-on-iphone https://www.browserstack.com/test-on-iphone I'm just trying to find the one I use to test my emoji stuff, since Safari is the only one that displays emoji domains correctly.
- simion314 5y agoBrowser stack did not had the betas or the just released Safari versions, we had to depend on someone in our team risking upgrading to latest OSX to be able to debug with just released Safari that broke WebGL on desktop too. We do not target mobile users, we are fixing any bugs reported for Safari that are our code , but we only daily test with Firefox and Chrome because the developers and testers are using Windows or Linux(the team is in Europe)