To set up Local Testing, you need to either install the BrowserStack Local app or run the binary depending on the operating system and browser that you are using to access BrowserStack Live.

Learn how to use Local Testing for your development or staging environment on BrowserStack platform.

The macOS Local binary is built for Intel (x86_64). If you use a Mac with Apple silicon (M1, M2, M3, or later), you must have Rosetta 2 installed to run the binary.

Local Testing creates a secure, persistent tunnel between your local development/staging environments and the BrowserStack Cloud. With Local Testing, all your web and mobile apps can be tested out of …

Test your privately hosted websites using Local Testing. Local Testing enables you to test your websites that are not publicly hosted or websites that are behind a proxy, firewall, or VPN on Live.

Learn how to setup a Local Connection to test your localhost/dev/staging websites

This page introduces you to the concept of Local Testing and explains how it works so that remote browsers and devices from the BrowserStack cloud can access websites hosted on your internal …

Test your local websites directly from the VS Code environment. Skip tunnel setups & save time with live reload functionality, ensuring smooth iterations & debugging.

In this section, you will find help around testing local websites on BrowserStack and troubleshooting common local testing issues.For more information, visit our documentation.

This is done using BrowserStack Local - a tunneling capability that establishes a secure connection between the machine running the binary and BrowserStack Cloud.