LT Browser Review

PROS: LT Browser is a huge assistance when it comes to developing and debugging new responsive websites. It was quite useful for testing parallax scrolling, establishing neomorphism design, and creating interactive quizzes, among other things. Instant local testing by just adding the URL and comparing two devices side by side is another prominent feature. The best aspect about debugging is that we can watch the changes happen in real time.

CONS: It would be preferable if geolocation testing was available.

PROS: LT Browser makes it very easy for UI/UX developers because it includes all of the functionality needed for mobile app testing, and we can now test and debug websites across multiple devices with zero configuration. In a side-by-side comparison, we can also undertake simultaneous mobile-view debugging and live interactive web app testing to ensure responsiveness across several devices. Network simulation is used to test websites on low-latency networks.

CONS: It would be appreciated if geolocation testing was available.

PROS: - Latest pre-set devices, build custom devices -Easy to get started, no learning required. - Mirrors interactions in device comparison view, which means any click or scroll you do in one device is replicated on the other automatically. - Record the bug, take screenshots to share with the team - Simulate on different networks and even offline to check how your website responds -Integrations with Jira for easy sharing

CONS: - Features missing here would be test analytics, geolocation testing - You cannot choose browsers to test on, that’s a drawback. Better option if we could select browsers for pre-set mobile devices.

PROS: It has a good collection of devices and even if the device you want is not present you can add a custom device.. We use Jira for bug management and native integration with it makes error management easy. The network tweaking feature is amazing! You can check the loading time or how your website responds to low/high latency networks.

CONS: You can’t choose browsers, just devices. Testing on let’s say firefox on oneplus 8 would be an improvement and of great help to dev’s.

PROS: You can integrate project management tools like Jira, simulate network bandwidth to test your website. It offers two device views, which makes comparing easy by mirroring actions. Also you get 30+ pre installed devices to test on and also make your own custom resolution device.

CONS: Should support browser selection along with the devices as well. If we want to perform testing on an internet explorer using our custom device, there is no option! Looking forward for such updates

PROS: > Latest pre-set devices, custom resolution build > The interface is intuitive and easy to use > Scroll Sync feature to perform mirroring actions in device comparison view > Record the bug, take screenshots to share with the team > Testing on different network profiles > Integrations with slack for easy sharing

CONS: > Can’t test on different browsers > Test analytics can be an useful ad on here

PROS: *Offers 25+ devices to test on and the ability to create custom devices. *Ease of use, anybody from the team can get started with responsive testing. *Integration with project management tools like JIRA, makes bug tracking easier. *You can tweak the network profile from offline to 3G/4G and check how your website responds.

CONS: *There is no option to select browsers to test on. *Would be great to see geo testing feature in this tool

PROS: > Easy to get started, simple interface > Sync Scroll feature helps you imitate actions while comparing devices. You just need to perform testing on one device, it imitates on the alongside device > Generate page performance report, get details about desktop score, mobile score, seo and more. > Integrates with Asana, Slack > Get full page screenshot and share using project management integrations

CONS: > Better to add an option to select more devices for comparison. Also an option to download performance statistics is missing

PROS: Integrations with Jira and Slack. Popular devices are listed and you can even set your own device size and save it. Debug while you are testing within the web app You can choose the network profile to test your website

CONS: Comparing more than two device views would be a very good addition

PROS: -The scroll sync feature helped us compare two devices side by side. -Minimalistic UI and very easy to set up. -Easy to report bugs and inbuilt Devtools helps you debug on the go. -Allows localhost testing.

CONS: -Lag issues while taking the screenshot - sometimes -It would be great if in future I can test my website on different browser combinations as well.

PROS: LT browser is one such tool that my team looks forward to completing responsive testing. The team has found using the LT browser to test on the newest mobile devices to be a simple process. By just adding the URL, we could begin testing our web pages on local systems. It provides mirroring actions for two device comparison views. However, the developer tools, which allowed us to make adjustments and immediately see how they were being reflected, were the features that truly stood out for us.

CONS: Performance reports cannot be downloaded.

PROS: The device sync feature helps imitate the actions of websites in a side-by-side view. It provides support for widgets and pop-ups. Generate the performance metrics of your websites in a single click and improve them wherever it lags. It offers integration with bug tracking tools and CI/CD tools like ClickUp, Jira, and Azure Pipelines.

CONS: Would be awesome to add a feature to test on multiple browsers for a specific pre-installed device. However, their development team is working over it and may roll out this feature soon.

PROS: Primarily it’s UI is self explanatory and nice, switching devices is very easy with a good comparison view. Inbuilt dev tools can be really helpful as you can make changes on the go. However you can also take screenshots or video recordings and share it across with the team.

CONS: Right now we can only see two devices side by side. Would be great if we can add multiple devices side by side.

PROS: You get to choose from 25+ devices or create your own custom device. -Integration with JIRA (because we use it) and you got more options to choose. -Extra points to seamless local testing, all you need is localhost URL. That’s it!

CONS: Two devices alongside definitely saves time. But I felt an option to personalise and offer more than 2 device views would have been great!

PROS: LT Browser has simplified responsive testing for us. Being a small team, we do not own all mobile & iPad devices to test the website on and, this problem has been taken care of by LT Browser. All the devices that I need are packaged into a simple downloadable software to perform cross-device testing easily. The feature that we love most is bug recording & sharing one. Our testers create the video when they find a bug and share that with our developers directly from the dashboard that helps them to recreate and debug the same.

CONS: There should be more minutes in free plan I can test only on 2 devices in a single comparison view

PROS: LT B> Latest devices resolution > Scroll sync with two devices > Intuitive interface > Latest devices resolution > Scroll sync with two devices > Intuitive interface > Latest devices resolution > Scroll sync with two devices > Intuitive interface > Integration with Jira > Instant screenshot and bug reporting flow > Testing on various networks

CONS: > Cross browser testing is not possible > Missing the test analytics

PROS: - 45+ viewports to choose from - Intuitive UI and viewport comparison feature for quick visualisation - Can make changes on the go with the help of inbuilt development tools - Mobile touch feature helps to test user experience in mobile viewports.

CONS: Comparison is available for only 2 viewports, it forces users to select and deselect the devices repeatedly. A grid with more devices can be a better solution

PROS: LT browser has helped me save a lot of time on debugging my website for responsiveness. The convenience to view 2 devices emulated side by side with the option to debug using Developer tools has worked like a charm for me. Plus the integration to JIRA has been very productive for my team.

CONS: I am a little greedy by nature so I really hope that they offer more than 2 devices in a single comparison view.

PROS: Scroll sync is amazing We compared numerous responsive testing tools, however, the efficient scroll sync in LT browser was a clear winner for us. The mirrored interactions allowed us to compare our website in a side by side view over numerous devices. The feature has been a time saver for us. Kudos to LambdaTest. Side by side debugging on different viewports I can test on different devices simultaneously no matter what the platform is.

CONS: As of now, the LT browser allows side by side comparison of 2 devices in a single view. It would be better if we could get more devices in one tab. However, since it is a browser you can still open multiple tabs and compare 2 different devices in each tab so it’s not that big of a blocker for us.

PROS: LT Browser contains 25+ popular devices to test on. The amazing thing is that I can create a custom device also. I can debug on two different devices simultaneously.

CONS: Without creating an account, you can not use it.

PROS: Test Instantly on Different Device Viewports Say Goodbye to old school responsive testing and move to one click interactive responsive testing. Faster testing on more than 25 device viewports. Create your own Custom Device Can’t find your user’s favorite device in our list? Create your own custom device with a few clicks and start testing without wasting your time looking for the device on other platforms. Create your own mobiles, desktops, tablets and start testing in few seconds! Debug on different viewports Side by side Finding trouble on one viewport while other working fine? Now test in side by side view to debug where is it breaking. Test on different devices or even different platforms altogether simultaneously!

CONS: No pre-selection available for desktop devices in a similar manner they have for mobile devices

PROS: LT browser contains popular devices where you can check the responsiveness of your website. It also allows for adding custom devices.

CONS: LT browser does not save passwords on their browsers. But it is okay.