BrowserStack Closes $200M in Series B Funding at a $4B Valuation

I get a lot of mileage out of BrowserStack. When it comes to QA, I probably spend more time in there than in my actual local browsers. I like it a lot.

With that said, I'm on Linux, so here's what I would _pay_ to see in the future:

- More solid local testing support. It's been a very inconsistent experience (no doubt due to the fact that the Chrome extension isn't a thing anymore. Presumably changes in the browser API made it impossible to keep doing things a certain way). I can still make it work, but it feels hacky.

- Your video compression is aggressive. I'd probably even pay more just to get a bit less lag / artifacting. It's actually bad enough to make testing of timings / animations and visually dense content nearly impossible.

- Connections drop regularly on a variety of devices, but not others

- First-class Firefox support