Test your mobile application in the latest browser on virtual devices

We have expanded browser support for cellular automation and manual testing on virtual devices to help you achieve better scope and more accurate results. Now, you can run automatic tests in various broader browsers on Android and iOS virtual devices.

Because different browsers can create your web application in a different way, this update allows you to capture previous problems by running cellular automation and manual tests on different Android and iOS browsers and ensuring consistent user experience.

Test the Web Application in the Latest Android Browser

Together with Chrome, we now support the following browser for automation testing on the Android emulator:

• Firefox
• Microsoft Edge
• Opera
• Brave
• DuckDuckgo
• Samsung Internet

Test web application in the latest iOS browser

Previously, automation testing on virtual iOS devices was limited to safari. Now, you can automate the test in the following browser in the iOS simulator:

• Chromium
• Firefox
• Brave
• DuckDuckgo

The importance of testing cellular applications in several browsers

Cellular browsers often make web applications differently. With the expanded browser support, you can now:

• Make sure the cross-browser compatibility on the cellular platform.
• Special quirks test browser or rendering problem.
• Expand automation coverage without requiring in-house test infrastructure.

Wrapping up!

With the browser support that is expanded on Android and iOS virtual devices, you are now equipped to run deeper, broader, and more realistic automation tests, without requiring device lab.

Ready to start? Run your first test on our automation cloud and test your web application in various wider cellular browsers.

If you have questions or need help, don’t hesitate to contact at support@lambdatest.com, we are here to help.

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