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Given that Chrome and Safari use webkit has anyone yet found anything that renders differently on Chrome than Safari? Is there any reason at the moment to test sites on both, or would testing Safari be sufficient for right now?
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Chrome, as you might guess, is certainly a better fit if you have Android devices or use Windows operating system (there's no Safari for Windows). It also works seamlessly with Chromecast so you can easily stream anything from your computer to your TV.
Safari is an open-source web browser. Google Chrome is a free web browser but it is not open source. 2. Safari is energy efficient and consumes less power.
Part of this is knowing what is dependent on the rendering engine and what isn't. Javascript, for example, is handled differently in both browsers (google has their own custom javascript renderer), so if your page uses javascript substantially I'd test it in both.
This is probably a good place to note that Chrome has been added to BrowserShots so you don't even need to have it installed to test on it and Safari.
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Google Chrome also uses an earlier version of Webkit than the current Safari, so pages should be checked in both browsers.
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