Browser testing

Web Test

A lightweight compatibility test site for older operating systems, browsers, virtual machines, and low-spec devices.

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Overview

Web Test is available at legacy.riyo.me for checking whether an old operating system or browser can reach a web server and handle the essential parts of the web. It keeps the pages deliberately simple so you can compare behavior across current browsers, legacy systems, virtual machines, emulators, and low-spec devices.

Core browser checks

Test server connections, page loading, HTML and CSS rendering, JavaScript execution, and text encoding.

Media and favicon tests

Check whether JPEG, PNG, GIF, and favicon assets display correctly in the target environment.

Forms and input

Submit simple forms and verify input handling, form results, and character encoding.

Small browser games

Run Snake, Memory, and Reaction Time to check interactive JavaScript behavior and input response.

Install

Open http://legacy.riyo.me from the browser or operating system you want to check. This site intentionally uses HTTP for legacy compatibility, so modern browsers may show a privacy or security warning and refuse to open it.

Open site

FAQ

What is Web Test for?

Use it to check whether a browser, operating system, virtual machine, emulator, or low-spec device can handle common web features.

Does it require a modern browser?

No. The pages use conservative HTML, CSS, and JavaScript so older browsers can still display and use the essential tests.

Why does a modern browser show a privacy warning?

The site is intentionally served over HTTP for older environments. Modern browsers may warn about or block the connection because it is not HTTPS.

What should I check on the site?

Use the pages for basic HTML, CSS, JavaScript, forms, text encoding, JPEG, PNG, GIF, favicon, and browser game checks.

What games are included?

The repository includes Snake, Memory, and Reaction Time mini-games.