Cross-browser Testing

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Cross-browser testing can be a pain for a lot of web designers, and I think those at GTP can help each-other out. So that’s what this thread is for.

If you have developed (or are developing) and website, and you’re wondering what it looks like of whatever OS or browsers you don’t have, you can post a link here and list the browsers you’d like tested.

Then someone who has the browser you don’t can post a screenshot of your website in that browser, and you can find out how your site looks.

There are sites you can go to to get screenshots of your sites in whatever browsers you want, but I think this has the advantage that we can report behavioural bugs, and other things you just won’t notice from a screenshot. We can probably suggest fixes, too.

I guess I’ll get the ball rolling.

URL – http://www.svitavice.cz/test/en/
I need:
  • A screenshot of the website in Safari on OS X.
  • A screenshot of print preview in Safari on OS X.
  • A screenshot of print preview in IE6 on Windows XP.

I really hope you guys find this thread useful. 👍
 
Thanks Sage. Any idea why this isn’t showing up in Print Preview in Safari?

Code: 
h2 {[COLOR="Gray"]
	font-family: "Lucida Grande", "Lucida Sans Unicode", sans-serif;
	font-size: 14pt;
	font-weight: normal;
	[/COLOR][B]border-bottom: 1pt solid #000;[/B][COLOR="Gray"]
	margin: 2em 0 1em 0;[/COLOR]
}
 
Ah, it was 0.5pt before, apparently I hadn’t uploaded the latest style sheet. Still, I expected 0.5pt to at least show up on the preview. It did in my browsers…

Oh, and the anti-aliasing on Safari looks beautiful. 👍
 

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