So, you have been performing cross-browser testing to help eliminate any discrepancy around cross-browser compatibility, but have you ever pondered upon the cause of it? Why would your website look different from one browser to another? What lies at the center of these browser incompatibility issues?
The answer, my friend, is browser engines. You may be familiar with the term if you have been a developer or a website tester. A browser engine interprets the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code of your website and presents it in front of your audience. You are able to see this post because of the browser engine of your browser. Meaning it is responsible for the neat representation of your website’s appearance over the internet, which makes it a very important topic for you to be aware of.