Check Website on different browsers
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Check Website on different browsers
Is there a way to check your website usability for different browsers without actually installing all the browsers on your machine? Also, what about checking your website with a MAC? How can I do that without going to buy a mac? Also, checking with previous versions of internet explorer? how to do this?
Validator
Hi,
W3C has a validator that can check compliance with standards.
Many browsers support these and this would be a safe bet,
if you needed a web page to display in most browsers.
Go to http://validator.w3.org/ for more info.
W3C has a validator that can check compliance with standards.
Many browsers support these and this would be a safe bet,
if you needed a web page to display in most browsers.
Re: Validator
thanks, i will check it out. right now, I am checking my site using firefox and i am hoping that most of the other browsers will work well enough. i dont need my site to look exactly the same across browsers, just useable.AnarKy wrote:Hi,
W3C has a validator that can check compliance with standards.
Many browsers support these and this would be a safe bet,
if you needed a web page to display in most browsers.
Go to http://validator.w3.org/ for more info.
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davidjwest
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http://www.browsercam.com/
Try that, it will take an image of any site using various browser/OS and screen resolutions for you to look at. It was free last time I used it.
Don't forget that a lot of people still use 800x600 resolution, I mistakingly thought this was now obsolete and designed my site for higher resolution and it looked rubbish in 800x600.
Try that, it will take an image of any site using various browser/OS and screen resolutions for you to look at. It was free last time I used it.
Don't forget that a lot of people still use 800x600 resolution, I mistakingly thought this was now obsolete and designed my site for higher resolution and it looked rubbish in 800x600.
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I had a similar problem recently. I validated my html and it still won't display properly on IE on the mac with version 5.2 or earlier. Fortunatly for me IE isn't being made for Macs anymore. But my webpage looks horrible on macs in IE. Honestly how many times a day do you curse the exsistance of IE? ---Million? 
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http://www.danvine.com/icapture/ is pretty good if you dont have a mac.
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