LT Browser

LT Browser is one of the main tools I use to perform UI tests on the websites I develop; I find it very useful because it has a large number of tools to evaluate various situations to which my website could be exposed and thus seek UX improvements to enhance my sites.

• The number of tools included.
• How easy it is to use.
• The number of preconfigured devices.
• The chance to take screenshots or videos.

• It has helped me to improve the testing I do on my websites.
• It allows me to better optimize the UI.
• It allows me to improve the UX of my sites.

Chrome DevTools and UserWay

Chrome DevTools, UserWay

This tool's simplicity and cleanliness will be very beneficial to our development team. Thanks to this application, we are able to test the websites of our clients at higher resolutions and with specific device settings. Utilizing scroll sync, it is easy to test responsiveness on the newest devices with LT Browser. It offers mirroring operations for viewing two different devices. The elements that really jumped out to us, though, were the developer tools, which let us make changes and quickly see how they were reflected.

• Uses the feedback board to share your ideas with the rest of the team.
• Produces error reports on the move to troubleshoot any issue.
• Widgets and pop-ups are easily supported.

• Anyone on the team can get started with responsive testing since it is so simple to use.
• You can record the bug and share it with your team so that you can work together on it.
• It would be great if they added the ability to export performance reports as a PDF or Word document.

We can check the responsiveness of the mobile website on multiple mobile devices parallelly. Although, they have the latest mobile device screens for testing purpose. I have tried 4 different software's before settling with LT Browser. I like the option of custom resolutions and its integration with Jira and Asana for bug tracking. Main reason is the mix of performance and responsive testing. Feature-packed software with a user friendly UI. One of the most important feature is one click performance report and side by side view with separate debugger for both the screens. It has provision to add device with custom type resolutions. We can also share the google lighthouse reports.

• slack integration for sharing
• Integration with Multiple bug tracking tools
• Test mobile sites with different resolutions and screen sizes
• Interactive user interface

• Saves a lot of time in testing mobile site
• Increases customer satisfaction
• Ease of use and debugging tools to quickly debug many devices and browsers

Postman and TestFlight

TestFlight, TestComplete, Slack

As a developer, I can attest that the LT browser is the ideal tool for writing clear code and advancing to the responsiveness stage of a website. The ability to test your website locally without having to install any extensions is one of the main justifications for this. Given that the UI is so clean and provides a device comparison view, this functionality has helped both our test team and me write better code.

• Modernized preset devices, built-in custom resolution.
• The user interface is clear and simple.
• To mirror activities in the device comparison view, uses the Scroll Sync function.

• Additional benefits of the built-in debugging include the ability to modify and validate errors in real time. You can access the website by entering the localhost URL.

The LT browser makes responsive testing easier by providing a straightforward interface with side-by-side comparative views and mirrored interactions. We were able to test our clients' websites on larger resolutions with custom device options thanks to this tool. It works together with Lighthouse to deliver real-time website performance metrics based on the devices we like to test. It makes responsive testing very easy and now we can begin testing our web pages on local environments simply by adding the URL.

• Integration with communication tools.
• Synchronized interactions are possible by having two screens side by side

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Atlassian Jira Align (formerly AgileCraft), Slack