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Adobe BrowserLab to simulate your web pages rendering
Better under Internet Explorer, Firefox or Safari ?
Written by Enigmatux on 03 June 2009 at 15h40 Source Adobe Labs
Come on, this is a news that will interest webmasters ! 
Today, Adobe have published a preview of their new online tool : BrowserLab.
This service allows to make directly online a simulation of your web pages rendering on web browsers Internet Explorer 6 and 7 (on Windows XP), Firefox 2 and 3 (Windows XP and Mac OS x) and Safari 3 (Mac OS X).
So, through BrowserLab, you can test the compatibility of your web pages in different web browsers : sreenshots can be viewed in a single view, side by side view, or as an overlay view with variable transparency. Each viewing option features a zoom function.
If you want to try BrowserLab, i invite you to follow this way. You need an account on Adobe to access it, and there are a limited number of users.
In addition BrowserLab is currently free, but it will probably be released as a paid subscription service, and the final price has not been determined at this time.
There is also a BrowserLab extension that you can download to use it from Dreamweaver CS 4.
For more information, it's here.
Today, Adobe have published a preview of their new online tool : BrowserLab.
This service allows to make directly online a simulation of your web pages rendering on web browsers Internet Explorer 6 and 7 (on Windows XP), Firefox 2 and 3 (Windows XP and Mac OS x) and Safari 3 (Mac OS X).
So, through BrowserLab, you can test the compatibility of your web pages in different web browsers : sreenshots can be viewed in a single view, side by side view, or as an overlay view with variable transparency. Each viewing option features a zoom function.
If you want to try BrowserLab, i invite you to follow this way. You need an account on Adobe to access it, and there are a limited number of users.
In addition BrowserLab is currently free, but it will probably be released as a paid subscription service, and the final price has not been determined at this time.
There is also a BrowserLab extension that you can download to use it from Dreamweaver CS 4.
For more information, it's here.
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Tanshin
03/06/2009 - 19:48
It appears that they have closed the program sadly due to the demand.
ghostnatyphon
03/06/2009 - 19:52
Yup. I logged in and it talks of 'at this time... not accepting new members...'
kliton83
04/06/2009 - 10:52
thanksss
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