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I have a report to write to provide usability/accessiblilty advice. Unfortunately I don't have access to a Mac and I would like to be able to provide screenshots to show any cross browser issues.
Please private message me if you are willing to email me some screenshots within 24 hours. Thanks.
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Originally Posted by NooNoo
If its to do with browsers,
http://www.browsrcamp.com/
http://browsershots.org/
wayyy cool techz thanks!
That most certainly is!Quote:
Originally Posted by NooNoo
Nice find techz!
thanks techz
those rock!!
Urgent! Anyone got access to a Mac running Safari?
Since you already got your answer NooNoo I guess it's too late to say I have an Uncle Mac running safari's in East Africa and I could, with some difficulty, get access to him.
:)
Thanks CCT, I will let you know as soon as I overcome my phobia for having lots of injections and going to places where they have things that sting, bite or maul you.... :D
BrowserCamp is a pretty old site, well it was previously called http://snugtech.com/en/safaritest, but a great resource nonetheless :)
OMG. I tried my own forums and suddenly got hit with 500 bots! This screenshot is after the number went down by a few...
http://i12.tinypic.com/357rryu.jpg
Bandwidth killer!
Gazzak, on a side note, I discovered another useful tool for British Web designers, admins and other interested parties.... The Disability Discrimination Act of 1995 has some rules about commercial sites you can test your site with their free tool to see if it complies.
Thanks NooNoo. Excellent find. They didn't appear to like many of my images for some reason, (or the v-bulletin standard ones), apparently they're missing height and width attributes! At least they only sent ONE bot :)
The site appears to employ aspects of w3c validation as well as the DDA compliance...
I use http://www.silktide.com/ for that British DDA check, specifically http://sitescore.silktide.com/