Browser Photo 2.0

The newest browsers on the market can cause display problems with a large number of Web pages. In their efforts to adhere closer to the W3C standards, these new browser versions can cause display differences that can catch most developers and designers unaware. NN6.1 can break a site's Dynamic HTML code, which can cause display problems with JavaScript, drop down menus, scrolling text, etc. EI6.0 has dual rendering engines and can either allow or not allow Microsoft specific extensions for DTD (document type definition). Since many Webmasters are unfamiliar with the concept of DTDs, it is imperative that they check their pages thoroughly.

Browser Photo, which is priced at only $135.00 for a full year subscription, provides information that most Web developers would not have access to without an expensive testing lab. It enables users to submit and test their Web pages online as a means of ensuring that their pages display and function properly. The 16 different browser and computer combinations provided in Browser Photo 2.0 include WebTV, PC, Mac, AOL, Opera as well as old and new versions of Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer. These combinations also incorporate screen sizes and font sizes. Browser Photo takes an actual online photograph of a Web page as it is viewed by users on each of the different browser and computer combinations. It helps avoid display differences by showing the user all the problems that relate to the appearance of a Web page including page layout, tables, images, fonts and alignments.

Prior to Browser Photo, most Web site builders were limited to testing Web pages on only one or two browsers, consequently alienating users on different computers and browsers.

Browser Photo 2.0, now with 16 browser and computer combinations is a real answer to a significant problem for most Web developers and designers.