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That is false. There are plenty of inexpensive services that let you use an in-browser remote desktop client to test against many different web browsers, includ
by mistercow 14y ago
That is false. There are plenty of inexpensive services that let you use an in-browser remote desktop client to test against many different web browsers, including Safari.
- kevingadd 14y agoI just told you why those don't work. They don't have a real GPU so WebGL and other features don't work or don't behave like a real mac. Try it yourself against a website that uses modern HTML5 features. Same goes for audio.
- mistercow 14y agoBut this doesn't use WebGL or audio, and in fact runs perfectly well in a VM, so what exactly is your point? Also, "modern HTML5 features" covers plenty of things that work well without a GPU. It is only a tiny set of features that do not work. For the vast majority of modern sites, testing via a VM works just fine.