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    • CommentAuthoradmin
    • CommentTimeApr 8th 2008 edited
     

    Have you ever pondered on the above question but don't want to go through the hbumle of downloading every browser known to man and/or frequently have to update to the latest browsers?

    Look no more. Turn your browsers to http://www.browsershots.org/ and check off the browsers you want to test your site in. The site then offers you screenshots of what you site looks like in the browsers you checked off.

    Pretty amazing, isn' it? ;)

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    This is nice. I've about four browsers installed which I use in checking the look of my webs. Now, I'm not going for any more browsers. The link has solved my problem. Thanks because it's pretty amazing ;)

    • CommentAuthoradmin
    • CommentTimeNov 4th 2008
     

    I am happy to be of service Omni. Should you need anything else, do not hesitate to let us know.

    • CommentAuthordhtml
    • CommentTimeJan 23rd 2009
     

    That works out fine bcos i cannot technically install all browsers on my laptop. I hav written scripts before that work on IE, FF, Chrome,Opera but not on safari!
    And i could hav been bragging dat it works on all browsers, another script i could remember too worked on all browsers except firefox (and only when online, works well on local server) - and yet the problem was at the client-end rather than server end!
    Another script i just finished workin on just now works well on all stated browsers but not on chrome, but luckily that one is a low-priority script so i will just submit it like that.
    CSS is another issue too even after it has been validated by jigsaw and all that, the display may still not align on some browsers, and u may need to start using selector codes like
    .clbum1 {margin:0px}
    *html .clbum1 {margin:100px;}
    To force different browsers to display your site in the same way.

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