How to test my web application in mac environment using windows operating system?

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I have developed a web application which runs perfectly in windows os but it fails in MMAC os,unfortunately idont have mac os to test ,

my question is. is there any way to test my web application on mac environment with windows os system

What I have tried:

my client is not ready to share the mac system

Posted 30-Jun-16 18:17pm

murkalkiran

Updated 1-Jul-16 5:26am

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Richard MacCutchan 1-Jul-16 5:09am

I don't think MacOS runs on Windows platforms, unless you can find a VM that supports it.

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AnvilRanger · Accepted Answer · 2016-07-01T05:26:00

Since this is a web application, usless you are using something like an Java applet or Active X, should really develop as close to standards as possible. Without knowing exactly what you are doing it is hard to say.

If you are standard frameworks such as jQuery, Bootstrap, Angular, etc you should be pretty covered.

If I remember right Safari is based in WebKit just like Chrome. So more than likely if it works in Chrome it will work on Safari on a Mac.