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What is the difference between IE, Opera & Mozilla Firefox
in web Testing and which brower will think that is much
better?
how would u do performance Testing manually for web site.
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Answer Posted / deann nolley
The way they function (user ease) the kinds of functions
one may do over the other.
As far as Opera, Mozilla, and Firefox...etc. these are
actually open source versions. i.e Netscape was created
first, then it created an open source browser called
Mozilla, then from Mozilla, Firefox was developed.
So they msy operate differently and may have different
functionalities, which goes back to the users/client. What
are their wants/needs? From there you can pick the one
that best suites. I will say that IE is the leader hands
down, even though it was developed after Netscape.
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