Is Your Website Cross-Browser Compatible

One of the key components of a successful website is cross-browser compatibility. After all, you want to make a good impression on all visitors to your website—regardless of the browser or operating system they use.

However, with the huge number of browser-OS variations currently in use, you may need to make strategic decisions about the number for which you can reasonably provide full support. So, while you likely want to make certain that you site performs perfectly under the latest IE and FireFox browsers, you may be less concerned about how it functions in IE 4.0 for Windows 98 users.

But, in order to make these decisions, you need to know where you currently stand. BrowserCam can help you do just that.

The web-based application enables you to enter any url from your website and preview it in any OS-browser combination. You simply select options like window size, screen resolution, and output format, and then click a button to save a screen capture.

Operating Systems Supported: Linux Fedora Core 6, MAC OSX 10.3/10.4/10.5, Windows 98/2000pro/XP/Vista

Browsers Supported (multiple versions): Internet Explorer, Mozilla, Firefox, Safari, Konqueror, Opera, Netscape, AOL, Camino, Chrome.

BrowserCam offers a free one day (200 capture) trial for anyone who registers. After the trial period, a number of paid subscriptions are available. But, if you dedicate a solid block of time, you should be able to get a fair idea of your site’s cross-browser compatibility during the free period. When you get a paid subscription, you can also use the Device Capture feature which shows you how your site looks on mobile devices such as Blackberry and iPhone.

Give BrowserCam a try today!