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[Andy Johnson]

If your a web developer, you'll know it's a pain to make your creation look great in all browses. Internet Explorer being the biggest culprit.

Check out this tool: http://spoon.net/Browsers

It's a browser Sandbox where you can see how websites look in different browsers. Unfortunately, it only works on Windows.

If anyone knows of any other alternatives, then feel free to post here.

[Tom Hall]

Awesome share Andy!

Would be nicer if it worked for us Apple n00bs!

Great tool nonetheless.

[Andy Johnson]

Although I think in safari, there is an option to render the page your viewing in different browser standards.

May be worth checking out.

[Tom Hall]

I use Safari like IE... To download another browser on first start up! Haha.

I'll have a peak!

[Alex de Borba]

You can use these tools http://www.1stwebdes...tibility-check/

The operating system it supports are:

• Linux
• Windows
• Mac
• BSD

[Alex de Borba]

By the way, I don't develop for IE for 2 years now. IE is the worse browser out there, instead I block people using IE from using the sites.

[Tom Hall]

Haha, there was an online store in the news a few months back that charged customers an extra TAX to pay for the hard work gone in to developing the website for IE, forcing IE users to come back to the site using a different browser.

Pretty clever! Lol

[Alex de Borba]

Australian TAX Agency I think, also read it. And Dev's took that and did a plugin for both Joomla and WordPress. Makes sense, you code for most browsers and its pretty sharp and flexible, then you open your work on IE and most things are either misplaced, unstyled or missing. IE is a fail when it comes to that, that's why Chrome and Mozilla took the lead.

[Andy Johnson]

You can use these tools http://www.1stwebdes...tibility-check/

The operating system it supports are:

• Linux
• Windows
• Mac
• BSD

Nice share!

[celandine]

Thanks for sharing these types of technical tips with everyone. Really helpful for me.

[Jack Hard]

While on safari I think there is an opportunity to display the page in different browsers standard.

It may be worth checking out.