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Cross Browser Compatibility

There are several ways to check for cross-browser compatibility on the frontend:

  1. Use browser testing tools such as BrowserStack or Sauce Labs, which allow you to test your website or web application on different browsers and operating systems.

  2. Use browser developer tools, such as the ones built into Chrome, Firefox, and Safari, to test and debug your code on different browsers.

  3. Use polyfills, which are JavaScript libraries that provide support for modern web features on older browsers.

  4. Test your website or web application on different devices and browsers manually to ensure that it functions correctly.

  5. Finally, use the appropriate CSS prefixes and shims to ensure that your styles are compatible with different browsers.

It's worth noting that cross-browser compatibility is a ongoing task, so make sure to test your website/app on different browsers and devices as often as possible to ensure that it continues to work as expected.

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