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steffen.mazanek said:It would be cool to have a browser output generator
on the web, where you put in your url in a form and it
displays images how this site looks in opera, ie, firebird...
Toby A Inkster said:steffen.mazanek wrote:
Delorie's LynxView is pretty accurate, as it does actually send the
web page through Lynx, grab the output, do a little processing and then
serve it up.
Woolly said:Can't you just spare the 750KB, to install Lynx?
Thank you all for the information. I have lynx already
installed, but I expect most users to have gui browsers.
I have checked my site against lynx, but especially
css effects (position fixed or the like) would be
interesting as well.
Hello,
experience told me, not to rely on one browser for testing,
but it is also a mess, to install x browsers just for this
purpose. It would be cool to have a browser output generator
on the web, where you put in your url in a form and it
displays images how this site looks in opera, ie, firebird...
Is there something similar like this already?
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