Quick Test javascript snippet for browser compatibility

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Just as we have http://www.sliver.com/dotnet/SnippetCompiler/ (link inactive on 2021-04-24) to test a C# code quickly, I can also do the same for javascript in chrome debugger tools and Firebug (firefox).

I would be more interested in a tool or some online tool which can run a small piece of javascript and tell if it properly runs in prominent browsers and the result.

UPDATE:
I'm a developer and not tester. I don't want to install all browsers on my PC. I like chrome and I can debug/test (for syntax/result) almost every javascript quickly in chrome by just clicking Ctrl+Shift+J and pasting my javascript in its console. But that will just test if it works in chrome. I'm not interested in creating a library right now. Google and Stackoverflow helps me get the greatest and latest javascript for a specific task very quickly.

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To propose another option 10 years down the line: I would suggest using JSHint for this.

The first page as you navigate to their site allows you to simply paste a JS snippet and get information regarding everything from potentially confusing syntax to "minimum ES version" warnings.

Furthermore, you can also install JSHint to your project and have a command to either run manually or slot into your existing build chain to do the same thing locally with custom rules.

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