Software/tool to test/check web-application in multiple browsers?

I am working in creating a website and I want to check in multiple browsers for Browser Compatibility test automatically by using Automated Test Tool. Do you guys know if there is any software/tool where I can just give a link and it loads the page开发者_如何学Go in multiple browsers?

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I've used Browser Shots before and it's ok if you don't mind waiting for an hour or two.

I'd also recommend checking out some of the links on Delicious.

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You're looking for litmus, from the people who brought you doctype, part of the League of Justice. 14-day passes to test your layouts in 24 browsers currently cost $39.

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I'm a fan of XenoCode's "Spoon Browser Sandbox" myself.

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You can use Selenium RC (Selenium 1) or Selenium 2 (WebDriver) for automated test. But You have to record the test using Selenium IDE on Firefox browser and writing some tests on it. Selenium supports FF, Chrome, IE, Safari and Opera.

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If the website is publicly visible then there are web based services that you can use such as http://crossbrowsertesting.com/.

If your website is internal only, then you're going to struggle to find support I think. We tried to find one but all we found were services that require a publicly visible website - no good for testing pre-go-live.

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Are you talking about a compatible design or compatible JS? Because AJAX functionality is difficult to test with the usual cross-browser tools.

For the latter, look at httpUnit, though I'm not sure it can simulate multiple browsers.

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There's Microsoft Expression Web SuperPreview, but I haven't tried it so can't comment on if it's good or not.

Their opening quote makes me laugh though, mainly because of how sucky IE6 is:

About 7 years ago, the browser wars were over. Internet Explorer had become the de facto standard, and for a while, there were very few compatibility issues in web page design.

Check it out though, might be worthwhile. Especially if you are a .NET developer, however it might be useful to web developers in general.

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Adobe has BrowserLab. It requires an Adobe account (free) and gives you Firefox 2.0 - 3.5 (WinXP, OSX), IE 6-8 (WinXP), Safari 3-4 (OSX) and Chrome 3.0 (WinXP).