#Multibrowser review portable
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I looked at Stack Overflow as it has all three tags, and we don't even have a portability tag wiki.Īnd I looked at cross-platform due to Simon's comment.Cross browser Ruby Ruby on Rails JavaScript React HTML/CSS Code reviewers Heroku Browser testing Python Cordova Bootstrap Java MongoDB Redis AWS (Amazon Web Services) Docker CoffeeScript Relational Database Angular Vue.js Eclipse Design pattern Pygame Django Python 3.x Amazon rds Refactor Migration PostgreSQL MySQL Browser stack Continuous deployment Continuous integration Amazon ecs Webpack Es6 PhoneGap Hibernate Spring Java EE Testing Jvm Object oriented programming Scripts Web Scraping Spa CSS Saucelabs Acceptance testing E2e Capybara Responsive design Bootstrap modal Android Mobile development Create react app React router Material ui React components Jsx List comprehension Inheritance Node.js Unicorn Newrelic Papertrail Puma Webrick Sinatra Twitter bootstrap CSS3 HTML5 Polymer Web components Uikit HTML jQuery Gemfile Metaprogramming Rubygems Rake Functional programming Bundler Selenium Front-End Jest Communication Readability Cyclomatic complexity Churn Elasticache NoSQL Mongoid Mongoose Intellij I think that we should have all three of these tags.Īs currently we have an odd meaning of portable. a static website run from a USB, but only runs on one browser correctly.

#Multibrowser review portable

You can also have a portable app, that is not cross browser. I.e a self contained C program that can only run on Windows. You can have a portable app, that is not cross platform. Then you cut the folder onto a USB and it's now working exactly the same on your other computers. One where you say 'download and run this.' It's meant for apps that need nothing installed on the users computer. Portability seems to be aimed at a different task to both cross-browser and cross-platform.

#Multibrowser review software

a USB drive without modifying a computer's environment.Ĭross-browser development refers to the practice of building web sites, web applications, libraries, or components so that they function across different web browsers and rendering engines.Īn attribute conferred to computer software or computing methods and concepts that are implemented and inter-operate on multiple computer platforms. Portable applications can be run from e.g. Portable code can be run with little to no modification in multiple environments. If we look at Stack Overflow, to see the state of their tags. What do you think about desynonymizing them? How could we handle that change? We can also note disambiguation evidences in Simon's comment and Joe's answer. Provide its required features and to bow out or degrade gracefully HTML construct or client-side script to function in environments that USB drive without modifying a computer's environment.Ĭross-browser refers to the ability of a website, web application, Portable applications can be run from, for example, a Portable code can be run with little to no modification in multipleĮnvironments. And it wasn't just me who found that weird: user 200_success also demonstrated to be unsure on what portability tag meant in my question, and despite both might appear to be interchangeable, they actually aren't, as we can note in their tag wiki descriptions:

I've written a JavaScript-related question, and I tagged it with cross-browser, but it was (for my unfortunate surprise) marked as portability, which is its synonym master.