Preview your site in different resolutions?

[Van Hellseek]

Can someone tell me the name/url of the site which shows you screenshots of your site as it would be seen in different resolutions/browsers?

Cheers.

 

[Inquisitor]

http://ipinfo.info/html/rendering_services.php

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[Van Hellseek]

There was a free one I used a few times. You just enter the URL of your site and you cet a bunch of screenshots. I got the link to it off here, but I can't remember it now. :/

 

[Deleted User 234324]

browsershots.org allow you to check different resolutions and browsers.

 

[BlackDragon]

A friend of mine has an add-on for firefox that resizes the window to match a specified resolution. I guess that is more manual than what you are after.

 

[swinnie]

browsershots.org allow you to check different resolutions and browsers.

This is what I use - however, last time I used it it was very slow.

 

[Hatter The Mad]

browsercam.com

 

[mikey1090]

^^ I dig the browsershots/cam sites, they've always worked best for me.

You can always install safari/chrome/FF2/FF3/IE6/IE7 on your PC to test locally.

 

[uchuff]

A friend of mine has an add-on for firefox that resizes the window to match a specified resolution. I guess that is more manual than what you are after.

Probably the Web Developer Toolbar:

http://chrispederick.com/work/web-developer/

Once that's installed you can quickly resize the browser window.

I tend to do all cross browser checking locally, the only tricky one is IE but that's solved by having IE8 installed (with the IE8 Developer Tools you can manually switch to IE7 mode) and installing a virtual machine with XP and IE6.

 

[Tripnologist]

I tend to do all cross browser checking locally, the only tricky one is IE but that's solved by having IE8 installed (with the IE8 Developer Tools you can manually switch to IE7 mode) and installing a virtual machine with XP and IE6.

Or you can just install IETester and be done with it.