Cross-browser compatibility is a critical consideration in the development and deployment of enterprise applications, which are accessed through a variety of web browsers and devices. Inconsistent rendering engines, varying levels of support for web standards, and differences in JavaScript execution pose significant challenges for developers aiming to provide a uniform user experience. These issues can lead to broken layouts, dysfunctional features, and user frustration—especially problematic in enterprise environments where efficiency and reliability are paramount. This paper explores the most common cross-browser compatibility issues encountered in enterprise applications and offers practical solutions, including standardized coding practices, responsive web design, feature detection, the use of polyfills, and comprehensive testing frameworks. Emphasis is also placed on the integration of automated testing tools and continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD) pipelines to streamline the detection and resolution of compatibility problems. By adopting a proactive and structured approach to browser compatibility, developers can ensure robust performance, reduce maintenance costs, and improve user satisfaction across various platforms. The paper concludes that addressing cross-browser challenges at every stage of the development cycle is essential for the long-term success and scalability of enterprise software systems.
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