Is there a browser simulator

Hi, I am using Linux to develop my site, so I use Mozilla Firexox or
KOnqueror to see my pages. I haven't sees it in IE. Is there a simulator
of browser so that I can see differences?



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Lampa Dario wrote:

> Hi, I am using Linux to develop my site, so I use Mozilla Firexox or
> KOnqueror to see my pages. I haven't sees it in IE. Is there a simulator
> of browser so that I can see differences?

http://www.browsercam.com/
It's not a simulator, but at least it shows what pages will look like.

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Although I do not use Linux, I generally see no difference between Firefox
and IE on my window machine. However, Opera does show up some differences,
usually when I have been a little careless with my coding.

John DH


"Lampa Dario" <lamp@dario.it> wrote in message
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> Hi, I am using Linux to develop my site, so I use Mozilla Firexox or
> KOnqueror to see my pages. I haven't sees it in IE. Is there a simulator
> of browser so that I can see differences?
>
>
>
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Il Sun, 14 Aug 2005 23:04:41 +0100, John DH ha scritto:

> Although I do not use Linux, I generally see no difference between Firefox
> and IE on my window machine. However, Opera does show up some differences,
> usually when I have been a little careless with my coding.
>
> John DH
>
>
> "Lampa Dario" <lamp@dario.it> wrote in message
> news:ASOLe.72303$fm.4857804@news4.tin.it...
>> Hi, I am using Linux to develop my site, so I use Mozilla Firexox or
>> KOnqueror to see my pages. I haven't sees it in IE. Is there a simulator
>> of browser so that I can see differences?

I tried to validate my pages, and I had to change the face of the site.
Now it looks different from what it was. So I don't imagine how it looks
in IE.

Frank

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Previously in alt.www.webmaster, Lampa Dario <lamp@dario.it> said:

> Well, I have WIndows 2000 and WIndows XP too, but I only use Firefox for
> both of them. I had a lot of problems with IE, so I decided not to use it
> anymore.

If only using it for testing your site, you should be OK. That's what I
do. I've been meaning to play with setting up standalone IE versions in
Wine or something on Linux, but haven't had a chance yet.

> The funny thing is that I have
> convinced all my friends to use only Firefox, and so none of them has IE
> installed.

If they have Windows, they have IE.

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Carved in mystic runes upon the very living rock, the last words of Mark
Parnell of alt.www.webmaster make plain:

> Previously in alt.www.webmaster, Lampa Dario <lamp@dario.it> said:
>
>> Well, I have WIndows 2000 and WIndows XP too, but I only use Firefox
>> for both of them. I had a lot of problems with IE, so I decided not
>> to use it anymore.
>
> If only using it for testing your site, you should be OK. That's what
> I do. I've been meaning to play with setting up standalone IE versions
> in Wine or something on Linux, but haven't had a chance yet.
>
>> The funny thing is that I have convinced all my friends to use only
>> Firefox, and so none of them has IE installed.
>
> If they have Windows, they have IE.

And in fact NS 8.0 has an option to use the IE engine.

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Lampa Dario wrote:

> Well, I have WIndows, and I have not IE.

I'll repeat what William said... If you have Windows, then you have IE.

Go to Start > Run and type "iexplore" and hit ENTER.

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