BrowserCam
I heard about this shortly after it launched last December, but I guess I never quite understood exactly what it did. Whatever the case, I never actually looked in to it. More’s the pity in this case.
BrowserCam is a fantastic resource for web developers. It will let you see exactly how a site looks in multiple browsers across multiple platforms. Don’t be confused, either—this isn’t an emulator or simulator. Instead, it actually loads the site up in a real browser on the real OS and then does a screen capture of it. Utterly indispensable for people who want cross-browser, cross-platform conformity.
Posted Friday June 27, 2003 in Web Development by Chris Curtis
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This will be so great! Thanks, Chris! And BTW, good job on 2.3. I’m upgrading right now.
The only thing I can see missing in the instructions is a reminder to delete the install.php file AFTER the new pm folders are uploaded. But that’s no biggie; easy enough to fix!
The most painful part is re-installing all the hacks I did!
Otherwise, the installation seems to have gone smoothly!
By BeerMary on June 29, 2003 at 02:46pm link