Is there a way to view JW as if you were using a MAC ?

[Jabba]

I seem to remember a web site or even some software that allowed you to view websites as if you were using various other browsers or even a dreaded MAC

The purpose ?

Well if you are making a new website it is always nice to know what they will look like when viewed through other browsers and resoulutions etc (other than the one you are using) or even a MAC.

Thanks

Jabba

[jon_s]

http://www.danvine.com/icapture/

e.g through Opera:
http://rubix.retroweb.net/~danvine/iecapture/133946.png

or mozilla Fire Fox 8:
http://rubix.retroweb.net/~danvine/iecapture/133949.png

[T-Bird]

check out G4techtv.com
It works great with Firefox and opera from my experience the same as IE except it's much better to open windows with and IE has huge security holes in it.

[blah]

I use Firefox and it looks great, i have Opera and it looks fine on there too.

[Jabba]

Originally Posted by jon_s http://www.danvine.com/icapture/ e.g through Opera: http://rubix.retroweb.net/~danvine/iecapture/133946.png or mozilla Fire Fox 8: http://rubix.retroweb.net/~danvine/iecapture/133949.png

Thanks Jon....that works great and was a big help.

[jon_s]

No problem 8)

[AlienDB7]

The Mac OSX browser Safari is based on KHTML so I suppose it's safe to test the site with Konqueror? Just pop in a bootable Knoppix CD and use Konqueror

[The Transporter]

Originally Posted by Jabba I seem to remember a web site or even some software that allowed you to view websites as if you were using various other browsers or even a dreaded MAC The purpose ? Well if you are making a new website it is always nice to know what they will look like when viewed through other browsers and resoulutions etc (other than the one you are using) or even a MAC. Thanks Jabba

I think the best to do is to take mozilla.

Mozilla is the only browser that respect every web rules made by the W3C consortium.
If it works in mozilla (exept for mozilla specific css function. but it will be included in css 3) then it will work with every browsers.
Also, mozilla have a marvellous javascript console included that really help alot when doing website with javascript. The DOM inspector is so sweet too .

Hope it helps

Ciaooo

[adamwich]

It looks great on my iMac!

[Erez]

i like TuneUp Utilities 2004.. great for a lot of things.. and can make your whole PC look like what ever you want.. i even have XBox theme

[evoWalo]

Hi jabba,

I'm using IE/Safari/Firefox/Mozilla on Mac OS X. Just drop me a line if you want screenshots/comments on how this site looks like on my end. So far it looks good. I havent had any problems viewing this on Firefox or Mozilla.

[No.1]

Firefox is the way to go

Tab browsing, easy to manage bookmarks, quick... 8)

[vraa]

I still use IE because I love how it just loads up instantly. I'm waiting for a few more releases of FireFox before I go back to it.

Also Firefox didn't show my xanga effects properly while IE did.

[evoWalo]

vraa am using the .9 version of Firefox now. pretty stable. I switched from Mozilla.

[ae86_16v]

Originally Posted by thenumber1 Firefox is the way to go Tab browsing, easy to manage bookmarks, quick... 8)

Yup, same as Safari.

I am on OS X 10.3 right now running Safari browser. Everything looks good and no problems to report. Only when people link big ass images then I have to scroll sideways to read all the posts.

Thanks for asking.

I'll try to post up some screen shots later.