Cross-Browser Testing Died and Nobody Told Us

I have completely stopped testing in anything other than Chrome on Mac and it hasn't affected me at all. I don't test in Edge, Safari or Firefox and have not encountered any notable issues by not doing so. "So what Zarar, stop wasting our time with these stupid posts" - fair enough, you can exit here. For those of you who stuck around, this is a big deal because I've spent decades trying to make things work in IE (6, 7, 10, 11) and have always had to test in multiple browsers before releasing something. The fact that I can now just verify the UI in Tidewave in two minutes and be confident that it'll just work in different browsers and layouts is awesome. The three major rendering engines and their share is below (the table is AI generated via Claude) Engine Origin Browsers using it Approx. global share Blink Google (forked from WebKit, 2013) Chrome, Edge, Opera, Brave, Samsung Internet, Vivaldi, Arc ~75–79% (Chromium ecosystem combined) WebKit Apple Safari; all iOS browsers (Chrome,…