How Your Site Looks In Different Browsers?

Most of the web designers, have this pain of working for a site which has to viewed perfectly for all people and all users over the world, independent of their operating systems, their browser and system and internet speed. There's no way no see it all manually and get the Idea about how the site looks in different machines and browsers.

Luckily, I've found a very handy and useful way where people can really find this thing within matter of hours, Mostly minutes. Here's the site to check out screenshots of how your site looks in different browsers in different machines.



http://browsershots.org/


Hope this is useful

wow nice!Thanks man!! This is really usefull.I saves me a lot of time

wow nice!
Thanks man!! This is really usefull.

I saves me a lot of time

Why would you want to find out stuff like that? Is it your hobby or something.

Cool stuff thrillerboy

Thats pretty cool actually, My site looked good on my pc but when i checked it out on my dads it looked awfull.This way i can check to see what its likeThanks

oh wow thanks i've been looking for something that'd do stuff like this but i wish instead of just taking screenshots it would allow the person to browse the site in different browsers but i only helps if you want to see how the site looks not how it functions with the different browsers. but that's cool i guess, but could be better.

This is partially useful since you can test a lot of browsers at once but most of the time i just check my sites of Firefox, Safari, IE 7 and 8 and Konquerer to make sure it works. The odds are that if it works with all of those sites, it will look right in the rest. For me, that is all i care about and that is all I need. Good resource but might not be as useful as you make it out to be.

Why would you want to find out stuff like that? Is it your hobby or something.
Cool stuff thrillerboy

It is really important if you want to make sure your site is working how it's suppose to, on all browsers.

Wait, what exactly would this do? just make it so that everyone sees the same exact information/data/"Things" no matter what OS, Inter browser they use?

Wait, what exactly would this do? just make it so that everyone sees the same exact information/data/"Things" no matter what OS, Inter browser they use?

Yup
Many sites are acting different on different browsers. I can't give you an example right now, but I'll post it if I find one
Edited April 22, 2008 by peterspliid (see edit history)

Yup
Many sites are acting different on different browsers. I can't give you an example right now, but I'll post it if I find one

K thanks, I'm looking forward to one because so far i haven't found ONE!

I think I've found one

 

http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

 

Look at the navigation bar at the top. On Internet Explorer it works fine, but on Firefox it's totally messed (at least on my computer)

 

You'll find some other things from that site here http://browsershots.org/http:/www.rscheatt/tp/index.php/

I absolutely agree. It is extremely annoying when you are raring to go with your new layout that looks fantastic in firefox, and when you open it in Internet Explorer, bummer, there's an unexplainable gap in between one of the tables and ruins your entire layout and mood completely.Thanks for the weblink. It is useful!

here are a few sites that will let you check your site across multiple browsers,

 

* http://browsershots.org/ - Free

* https://www.browsercam.com/ - Paid

* https://litmus.com/ - Paid

* https://litmus.com/ - Paid

Thanks for that, it will be really useful!I find my biggest issues are with IE6, because so many people seem to use it without knowing that IE7 exists, and my site just doesn't work in it (something about the stylesheet it seems to have problems with )A200