If you’re a Mac user and you want to check how your web pages look in a variety of Windows-based browsers, check out BrowserShots.org. This is a free service that offers screenshots using a wide variety of browsers on multiple platforms.
This is especially useful for Mac users (such as myself) who need to be sure that things look okay when viewed with Internet Explorer. In fact, I’ve been using it quite heavily over the past few days, as I’ve been working on a new layout for my other sites . While I’ve used Parallels Desktop to check browser compatibility in the past, BrowserShots gives me access to a wide variety of browsers.
Best of all, this allows me to stop bugging my Windows-based friends for help.
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