Selenium Python - Cross-Browser TestingWhich of the following best describes cross-browser compatibility?AApplication runs faster on Chrome than FirefoxBApplication works the same on all browsers and versionsCApplication only supports the latest browser versionDApplication uses browser-specific code for each browserCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Define cross-browser compatibilityIt means the app behaves consistently across different browsers and versions.Step 2: Eliminate incorrect optionsSpeed differences or browser-specific code contradict compatibility goals.Final Answer:Application works the same on all browsers and versions -> Option BQuick Check:Cross-browser compatibility = Same behavior on all browsers [OK]Quick Trick: Compatibility means consistent behavior everywhere [OK]Common Mistakes:Confusing speed with compatibilityThinking compatibility means latest version onlyAssuming browser-specific code ensures compatibility
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