Better Together: Why Testing on Macs is Critical to Complete Your Testing Strategy` Testing on multiple platforms, including Mac OS and Safari, is critical to ensure a complete testing strategy. With 15% of desktop computer usage coming from Mac OS users, ignoring this demographic can create blind spots in an application's strategy, potentially affecting future success and growth. Mac users are more likely to be early adopters of technology and have higher education levels, making them influential buyers and decision-makers who prioritize security, particularly when it comes to purchasing decisions. The adoption of SaaS applications is growing, and as these apps share similar design principles with Macs, the importance of testing on Mac OS will only increase. Additionally, user experience differences exist even within the same browser, depending on the operating system used, making it essential to test in a Mac/Safari environment. Finally, data privacy and information security are becoming increasingly important, with new laws and regulations being implemented, and testing in a Mac/Safari environment can help identify potential effects on web applications. By incorporating Mac/Chrome and Mac/Safari environments into your testing strategy, you'll be able to spot performance, behavior, and security differences before they reach your users, ultimately contributing to the growth of your business.