Browsershots, what does your site look like?

Posted June 6th, 2007 by Mgccl
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There are so many browsers, how do you know what it look like in different browsers? You could install every browser version in the world, or you could use Browsershots.

The site have some problem in IE, but it's totally fine in Firefox.


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Man, I owe you one. Great

On Sep/20/2007 21:07:48 The Artist Formerly Known as the Donkey (not verified) says:

Man, I owe you one. Great find!

thx.

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On Sep/21/2007 13:45:20 Mgccl says:

thx.

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