Multi-Browser Viewer

Developers confront many troubles in comparing and debugging their website, in order to test its compatibility with several web browsers and the known operating systems. Carrying out this task manually gets much tiresome and monotonous, while consuming much of your valuable time you could have used to explore your creativity. But, now you can effectively pass your onus onto an efficient tool named as Multi-Browser Viewer 1.0.1.1. The utility supports comparing and debugging your website to aid you in testing its performance on 40+ web browsers over three operating systems. The application connects to a vast system network, and generates a high quality screenshots of the entire webpage. Further, you’d receive the screenshots over your local machine and the program would download them as per your set preferences. In addition, the program includes an in-built HTML validator along with auto-correct function that makes it easier to resolve errors.

Multi-Browser Viewer is a handy application with intuitive interface and simple functions. For beginning to use the application, you’ve to choose the browsers along with operating systems for carrying out the comparison task. The application’s network supports over 40 web browsers with 3 operating systems Windows, Linux(Ubuntu), and Mac OS. Moving on, you’ve to define the URL, which you want to be compared. Immediately after this step, the program connects to the Network and begins loading the specified URL within a network of system, loaded with several browser versions. While processing the request, the utility begins capturing and collecting entire page screenshots of the defined URL. When the screenshots capturing completes, the images are downloaded and shown over your local machine with the program. The captured screenshots, HTML archive file, and HTML source code are stored within a time-stamped folder over your PC, which helps comparing the URL. Moreover, you can use the application’s HTML auto-correct and HTML validation functions, in order to fix layout and various other HTML errors.

With Multi-Browser Viewer to help you debug and compare your website pages within different web browsers over three popular operating systems. Owing to its remarkable set of functions added with prompt and incredible functioning capability, the utility is being marked with 4.5 rating points.

Multi-Browser Viewer is the first true cross-browser compatibility testing software package. Test any site by using real standalone web browsers, Mobile simulators or by using screenshot browser images (similar to Browsershots.org but higher reliability and quality).
Run IE6, IE7 and IE8 alongside each other and clearly see the different behaviors and functionality of a webpage. Test secure pages, JavaScript and general look and feel, without having to set up multiple virtual machines or using slow VNC connections.
Multi-Browser includes 20 pre-packaged, virtualized standalone browsers, including IE6, IE7 and IE8, Safari 3.2 and 4, Chrome 2 & 3, Firefox 2, 3 & 3.5 and Opera 9.64 and 10 to name just a few. Each browser launches from a single executable that runs in its own virtualized sandbox, thereby maintaining its own default rendering engine and isolating the browser from the rest of your PC. All Standalone browsers come pre-installed with Adobe flash, to enable a user to test flash animations as well.
Multi-Browser Viewer is the first cross-browser testing tool, that includes 4 actual mobile browser emulators, incl. an iPhone Safari Browser. Now you can seamlessly see how your web site looks and functions on 4 of the leading mobile smartphones.
Aside from 20 standalone browsers, Multi-Browser Viewer also has the ability to test your site in 50 browsers across three operating systems (Mac, Windows and Linux). Loading a URL and taking a full-page screenshot. The screenshot image is then downloaded to your local machine for easy comparison using the image comparison function, which allows you to overlay the various screenshots for detailed comparison.
Multi-Browser Viewer also has a built-in HTML validation and auto correction feature, to help you identify any HTML errors that could be causing cross browser compatibility issues.