Seems to be an emphasis on testing a website from a 'quality checking' rather than 'quality assurance' point of view. That is to say, it's more for a website been built and gone live (or at least pushed to a staging server) rather than things you'd use during the build process.
To test during development, I use nightwatch.js (a front end test suite on top of Selenium web driver - http://nightwatchjs.org/ ) to test in all the main browsers at a variety of resolutions for responsive checking. That way I can get a report on browser differences whenever I push some code, and fix things as I go.
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