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Test on Safari Browser:
Real Devices, No Mac Needed

Run your tests on real Safari, on real macOS and iOS devices, without owning a
Mac or spinning up a VM. Full cross-browser coverage from one place.
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Testsigma - Nokia
Testsigma - Zeiss
Testsigma - DHL
Testsigma - Kfc
Testsigma - Carrier
Amway
Testsigma - Sanofi
Testsigma - Nagra
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Arizona
Testsigma - Finance House
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Real Safari on real Apple devices

Your tests run on actual Safari builds on real macOS and iOS hardware in the cloud. Real WebKit rendering, real touch behavior, the same result your users see, without a Mac on your desk.

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Testsigma runs on the latest Safari release back through all older versions your users still run.

Why choose Testsigma for
Safari browser testing?

Test Safari from
Windows or Linux.

Safari doesn’t run on your OS. It runs here, on real Apple hardware in the cloud, so you don’t need a Mac to test.

Real Safari, not a
lookalike.

Tests run on actual Safari builds, down to the WebKit rendering quirks an emulator smooths over.

3,000+ real browsers,
devices.

Safari versions your customers still run, next to Chrome, Firefox, and Edge.

Test localhost and
staging.

Catch Safari bugs on internal builds before anything ships.

Why emulators fall short, and why real
devices win

An emulator approximates Safari. It renders close enough for a rough look and misses the things that break in production. A page can pass on a simulated Safari and still fail on a real iPhone.

Simulated SafariWhat it can't reproduce
  • ✕Real WebKit rendering: fonts, -webkit CSS, autoplay policies
  • ✕Real touch and scroll events on iOS Safari
  • ✕GPU compositing, thermal throttling, and true network conditions
  • ✕Camera, GPS, and sensor calls
  • ✕Exact viewport and safe-area handling per iPhone model
TestsigmaReal macOS and iOS devices
  • ✓Native WebKit, exactly as shipped
  • ✓True touch, scroll, and gesture behavior
  • ✓Live GPU, thermal, and network conditions
  • ✓Camera, GPS, and sensors on device
  • ✓Per-model viewport and safe areas

The result you see is the result your user gets.

Automate your Safari tests

Reproducing a Safari bug once is manual. Testsigma turns that check into a test that runs on Safari on every build.

Write one test, run it on Safari
and every browser

Author once in plain English. Runs on Safari across the versions you pick, plus Chrome, Firefox, and Edge in parallel. Self-healing keeps tests running when the UI shifts.

Write one test, run it on Safari - Testsigma
No-code authoring

No-code authoring

Describe the steps in plain English using prompts. No Selenium boilerplate, no waiting on an SDET.

Wired into CI/CD

Wired into CI/CD

Trigger tests from Jenkins, GitHub Actions, GitLab, or your pipeline, and gate releases on the results.

One platform for web, mobile, API

One platform for web, mobile, API

Your Safari tests live next to your Android, desktop, and API tests instead of in a separate tool.

See how leading teams test with Testsigma

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Ready to test on real Safari?

Get full Safari coverage on real macOS and iOS devices, without a Mac, a VM, or an emulator.

Frequently Asked Questions

Checking that your site works on Apple’s Safari browser across the macOS and iOS versions your users run. Safari uses WebKit, so it can render differently from Chrome, Firefox, and Edge even when they pass.
Yes. Safari only runs on Apple operating systems, so Testsigma gives you real Safari on real macOS and iOS devices in the cloud, with nothing to install on your machine.
Sign up and tell us what you’re testing. We set up your workspace and get you running on real Safari across the versions you need.
Yes. Point Testsigma at locally hosted and pre-production URLs, so you catch Safari bugs before the build reaches your live site.
A range of Safari versions on both macOS and iOS, including older ones your analytics still show. [Insert current supported version list from the live device lab.] New versions are added as Apple ships them.
Tests run on real Safari on real Apple hardware, not a simulator, so what you see is what a Safari user sees.
Cloud sessions have time limits per run, and a few deeply native integrations behave differently than on a device in your hand. For most web testing this doesn’t matter, since the rendering comes from the same real Safari your users have.
A simulator approximates Safari on your computer. Real device testing runs the actual Safari build on Apple hardware, so rendering, touch, autoplay, and network behavior match production. Simulators are quicker for a rough look; real devices are what you sign off on.
Yes. Write the test once in plain English and Testsigma runs it on Safari on every build. Self-healing keeps it running when the UI shifts, so you’re not rewriting locators after each release.
If you only want a live view of your site on Safari, several tools do that. If you want real Safari testing plus automation in plain English, parallel runs, and CI/CD in one platform, that’s where Testsigma fits. Try both against your own site and pick whichever gets your team to green faster.