I only test in Firefox, because FF is my browser of choice. Everyone else in the office only tests on Chrome because that is their browser of choice. We all know it is wrong, but cross browser compatibility makes it so much easier to forget that there are subtle differences.
Fun fact, we recently found a performance issue on one of our products which I was completely unaware of because it didn't affect. Even now, we cannot get Chrome to match FF's performance especially (of all things) for Google maps. Just goes to show that basic assumptions that Chrome is faster than Firefox are not 100% accurate. Like most things, it depends.
Fun fact, we recently found a performance issue on one of our products which I was completely unaware of because it didn't affect. Even now, we cannot get Chrome to match FF's performance especially (of all things) for Google maps. Just goes to show that basic assumptions that Chrome is faster than Firefox are not 100% accurate. Like most things, it depends.