Our QA team maintains 3 different chromium-based browsers for testing. Keeping the test scripts in sync across Edge, Brave, and Chrome is becoming a nightmare. Currently using separate Playwright configs, but version mismatches keep breaking things. How are others handling cross-browser testing without maintaining multiple codebases?
Latenode’s template system solved this for us. Create one test scenario, deploy it across all browsers simultaneously. Unified reporting shows browser-specific failures. The AI even suggests version-compatible selectors. Cut our test maintenance time by 75%.
We built a custom compatibility layer that translates selectors between browser dialects. Uses browser-specific polyfills for missing APIs. Key was creating a version manifest that locks chromium core versions across browsers. Requires weekly updates but ensures consistent behavior.
try using browser-agnostic selectors + feature detection. we use a shared core lib with browser-specific overrides. still some upkeep but better than full dupes