[Solved] how to verify if html5 is supported by the browser [closed]

Question

First thing-
As long as your HTML5 is valid, browsers render most of the times correctly.
Check it – https://validator.w3.org/

Secondly-
Check if there are any issues in your console. Make your JS error free and CSS non-overlapping.

Lastly-
There are some frameworks that you can use like – Selenium or PhantomJS or ZombieJS etc., through which you can write automation test cases and check if it works in different environments.

PS: Forever the best way to test is checking in each environment manually. There is nothing that can match it. Automated test cases are good for validating data and other things. But, to check out the rendering capabilities, I feel manual testing is the best.

Hope it helps.

Accepted Answer

First thing-
As long as your HTML5 is valid, browsers render most of the times correctly.
Check it – https://validator.w3.org/

Secondly-
Check if there are any issues in your console. Make your JS error free and CSS non-overlapping.

Lastly-
There are some frameworks that you can use like – Selenium or PhantomJS or ZombieJS etc., through which you can write automation test cases and check if it works in different environments.

PS: Forever the best way to test is checking in each environment manually. There is nothing that can match it. Automated test cases are good for validating data and other things. But, to check out the rendering capabilities, I feel manual testing is the best.

Hope it helps.