I just began having the same Firefox problem last night. Continues today. FF locks up. And no other browser running at same time.
Seems to be recent issue. I was using all browsers - loaded and operating - last week (except cannot run NN7 and Mozilla at same time) FF worked fine then - no matter
Hi Wayne,
Wayne Godfrey wrote:
Am I having Firefox problems because the latest Netscape is also on my Mac
OSX (Panther) as well? The latest version of Firefox has been acting
strangely ever since I installed Netscape (or thereabouts). I can't seem to
quit Firefox without it remaining in the menu
Wong Chin Shin wrote:
Hi,
In addition to making sure our codes adhere to standards, we also face the
unenviable task of making sure they appear right in as many UAs are
possible. Therefore, I reckon it's not too far off topic here when I ask
what are the usual browsers to check against and how in
On 18 dec 2004, at 20.12, Wong Chin Shin wrote:
I've never failed to be amazed when somebody does a site review
listing test
results with 10 UAs or more. How many machines do you have running in
your
cubicle?!?!?
One.
A PowerMac G4 running Mac OS X, with Virtual PC installed. I can run
any
I was going to make a post about browsers also, but it fits directly
into your post also...
Is it necessary to test the same browser on different platforms (e.g.
IE6 on Win2000 AND WinXP), or ok to just test all available windows
browsers in XP?
Tim
Will Jensen wrote:
I just began having the same Firefox problem last night. Continues
today. FF locks up. And no other browser running at same time.
Not to state the obvious, but: have you created separate profile
directories for each of the Gecko based browsers? It sounds like NN
corrupted the
Tim Burgan wrote:
Is it necessary to test the same browser on different platforms (e.g.
IE6 on Win2000 AND WinXP), or ok to just test all available windows
browsers in XP?
Believe it or not, sometime yes. I've had different results with IE5 on
Win9x and WinXP (In truth, the CSS was a little
Some advice for Windows users - don't bother with those Mac emulators
that only let you run Mac OS 7.5...
If this is targeted to me, than thanks for advice, but don't be afraid,
I'll try to run Panther via PearPC. And I'm going to buy an
(i|Power)Book soon (I love it, but Mac is not much common
I use http://www.browsercam.com, its got practically every UA
Well, it's really good and useful service. However if you need to test
the styles and edit them on-the-fly, it's a bit difficult. Anyways...
it's still a great idea...
--
Jan Brasna :: alphanumeric.cz | webcore.cz | designlab.cz |
JohnyB wrote:
I use http://www.browsercam.com, its got practically every UA
Well, it's really good and useful service. However if you need to test
the styles and edit them on-the-fly, it's a bit difficult. Anyways...
it's still a great idea...
Doesn't help it you need to test JavaScript or
Mordechai Peller wrote:
From what I read, the port
of IE 5/Mac to OSX didn't go well; it's almost a different browser.
Indeed, you cannot compare IE5/Mac to IE5/Win, they were both developed
independenly of each other... they use different rendering engines, and
IE5/Mac was the first browser
David R wrote:
From what I read, the port of IE 5/Mac to OSX didn't go well; it's
almost a different browser.
Indeed, you cannot compare IE5/Mac to IE5/Win, they were both
developed independenly of each other... they use different rendering
engines, and IE5/Mac was the first browser ever to
David R wrote:
Wong Chin Shin wrote:
... and how in tarnation do some of you guys manage to maintain so
many of them.
Simple answer:
I don't :)
I use http://www.browsercam.com, its got practically every UA and
platform under the sun, the Remote Access feature is particularly
useful
Browsercam
Tim Burgan wrote:
Is it necessary to test the same browser on different platforms (e.g.
IE6 on Win2000 AND WinXP), or ok to just test all available windows
browsers in XP?
Depends whether you require pixel perfection or not. Fonts, including
those standard with windoze that are often
Dear all,
a good example of a platform that gives certain fonts
preferential treatment is the mac version of coloured
form fields vs. microsoft version of the same code.
Regards,
Lee.
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Mordechai Peller wrote:
Doesn't help it you need to test JavaScript or :hover.
I use their Remote Access (custom version of VNC tied to their
Terminal Server) tool, granted... there is some lag for updates, its
good for most tasks
-David
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You can go down to netscape 4.7 here:
http://channels.netscape.com/ns/browsers/archive.jsp
Bennie
On 12/18/2004 2:12:48 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
In addition to making sure our codes adhere to standards, we also face
the
unenviable task of making sure they appear right in as many UAs
I'll show my setup...
1) IE 6 (at least 3 versions of them?), IE 5.5, IE/Mac and below (I've got
IE 6 but how do I install IE 5.5 and where do I find it?)
IE 4.0, IE 5.01, IE 5.5, IE 6.0, planning IE/Mac via PearPC.
http://www.skyzyx.com/archives/94.php
2) Mozilla/Firefox (no issue finding
Ag!!
Am I having Firefox problems because the latest Netscape is also on my Mac
OSX (Panther) as well? The latest version of Firefox has been acting
strangely ever since I installed Netscape (or thereabouts). I can't seem to
quit Firefox without it remaining in the menu and is unusable
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