Best Cross-Browser Testing Tools for JavaScript
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Compare the Top Cross-Browser Testing Tools that integrate with JavaScript as of July 2025
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This a list of Cross-Browser Testing tools that integrate with JavaScript. Use the filters on the left to add additional filters for products that have integrations with JavaScript. View the products that work with JavaScript in the table below.
What are Cross-Browser Testing Tools for JavaScript?
Cross-browser testing tools are software solutions that enable developers to test websites and web applications across different browsers. They provide automated checks for functionality, performance, compatibility, and layout issues across multiple browser platforms including desktop and mobile. Cross-browser testing tools can also help developers identify potential cross-browser UX issues before deploying a website or application into production. Additionally, these tools often contain features such as visual regression testing which helps ensure the look and feel of a website or app is consistent across all browsers. Compare and read user reviews of the best Cross-Browser Testing tools for JavaScript currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.
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QA Wolf
QA Wolf
Whether you're shipping web or mobile apps, QA Wolf has you covered. We build automated end-to-end tests for 80% of your user flows in weeks, maintain them 24 hours a day, and provide unlimited parallel test runs on our infrastructure. Did we mention that we guarantee zero flakes? We do that too. Here's a helpful list of everything you get out of the box — whether it's 100 tests or 100,000. • End-to-end tests for 80% of user flows automated in weeks, not years • Tests are written in open-source Playwright and Appium (no vendor lock-in) • Unlimited, parallel test runs on any environment you choose • 100% parallel run infrastructure that we host and maintain • 24-hour maintenance of flaky or broken tests • Guaranteed 100% reliable results — zero flakes • Human-verified bug reports • CI/CD integration with your deployment pipeline and issue trackers • 24-hour access to full-time QA engineers at QA Wolf ... it's the QA solution you've always wanted. -
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TestComplete
SmartBear
Ensure the quality of your application without sacrificing speed or agility with an easy-to-use, GUI test automation tool. Our AI-powered object recognition engine and script or scriptless flexibility is unmatched, letting you test every desktop, web, and mobile application with ease. TestComplete comes with an intelligent object repository and support for over 500 controls, so you can ensure your GUI tests are scalable, robust, and easy to maintain. More automated quality means more overall quality. Automate UI testing across a wide range of desktop applications, including .Net, Java, WPF and Windows 10. Create reusable tests for all web applications including modern JavaScript frameworks like React and Angular on 2050+ browser and platform configurations. Create and automate functional UI tests on physical or virtual iOS and Android devices. No need to jailbreak your phone.Starting Price: $4,836 -
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Browsera
Browsera
Browsera tests and reports cross-browser layout differences and scripting errors on your site. Browsera locates cross-browser layout problems automatically by comparing each browser's output. JavaScript errors from each browser are collected and reported after your test is complete. With the site crawling feature, it's easy to test all of the different pages on your site. Most of your sites require authentication. No sweat, Browsera can handle logging in prior to running each test. Tired of building and maintaining a physical or virtual test lab? Our service runs entirely in the cloud, so there's nothing to install. Have a bunch of AJAX and DHTML on your site? Not to worry, we wait for the page to be ready before testing it. Browsera will notify you of possible cross-browser layout problems it finds while testing your site. Instead of having to check out each screenshot on your own, you'll get a report detailing which pages have potential problems.
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