Hello, I think i not first asking that question... I looking for program ore web who can preview page in multiple browsers, well if you don't know any, then just post how you got rid of that problem. Thanks.
I use firefox and an extention IETab to see pages in IE quickly (within firefox) Would love to know what others do.
You simply install a variety of browsers on your own workstation. My own workstation has the following: Linux - all major engines except IE's Lynx - a text browser w3m - a text browser and pager with table support Iceweasel3 - Debian's re-branding of Firefox. It has developer's tools and an aural screen reader. The screen reader, firevox, is free. Beats the hell out of $1000 for Jaws. Konqueror - khtml rendering engine, Webkit's daddy. Bug fixes and enhancements to one get folded into the other. Epiphany - Gnome's native browser. Can be run with either Gecko or Webkit as the rendering engine. Opera - 'nuff said Vista - Runs in Sun's VirtualBox, a free virtual machine. Vista opens as an application under Linux. Shweet. If you prefer the silliness that is Windows, you can install VBox on XP/Vista as the host system, and run Linux as the guest. IE7 Firefox3 Opera Safari for Win Chrome (Google's) Win98 - an old box kept for legacy browsers IE6 Firefox2 Opera - all major versions back to O5 All are free. There is really no reason not to use your own box to view your work in all the major rendering engines as you go. Only on your own box can you test interactive elements of the page, such as javascript, hover effects, and links. cheers, gary
I use an IE core browser with a plugin which can switch to firefox mode with just a click . It is very helpful for web developers like me. Do you mean firefox has a plugin which can switch to IE mode ? What is the name of the plugin ? thanks.
Thanks for the recommendation of browsershots.org/ Always thought there should be a better way of doing it than manually looking through all of them...plus could never check OSX/Linux Browsers... BH