On premise cross-browser testing
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This document summarizes a webinar about on-premise cross browser testing solutions. It discusses how online and on-premise testing solutions work, the advantages of on-premise solutions like testing local environments offline and keeping data secure on the local network. Two on-premise solutions are demonstrated - Multibrowser and BrowseEmAll - and the document provides criteria for when on-premise solutions are preferable to online options, such as when testing mainly for desktop browsers or having security concerns. It concludes with contact details for the solutions.
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- 1. Daniel Herken CEO Position Fixed http://multibrowser.com | http://browseemall.com info@position-fixed.com On-Premise Cross Browser Testing Webinar
- 2. • How do online testing solutions work? • How do on premise testing solutions work? • Advantages of on premise solutions • Solution #1: Multibrowser • Solution #2: BrowseEmAll • On premise is for you if …. • Q & A session Introduction
- 3. How do online testing solutions work?
- 4. How do online testing solutions work?
- 5. How do on premise testing solutions work?
- 6. How do on premise testing solutions work?
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- 10. • You need to test mainly for desktop browsers • You have security concerns • You need to work offline • You want a more native testing experience On premise is for you if ….
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