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BrowserLab provides web designers exact renderings of their web pages in multiple browsers and operating systems, on demand. BrowserLab is a powerful solution for cross-browser compatibility testing, featuring multiple viewing and comparison tools, as well as customizable preferences. Since BrowserLab is an online service, it can be accessed from virtually any computer connected to the web. Also, Adobe Dreamweaver® CS4 software
users have access to additional functionality such as testing local and active content.
Supported Browsers and Operating Systems
* Firefox 2.0, 3.0 and 3.5 (Windows XP and Mac OS X)
* Internet Explorer 6.X, 7.X, and 8.X (Windows XP)
* Safari 3.X and 4.X (Mac OS X)
* Chrome 3.0 (Windows XP)
Viewing and Diagnostics Tools
Screenshots can be viewed in a single view, side by side view, or as an overlay view with variable transparency. Each viewing option features a zoom function. We’ve also added measurement tools like Rulers and Guides, custom Onion Skin Registration, as well as the ability to move quickly to specific areas of a screenshot. You can also save screenshots in 1-Up or 2-Up views.
Browser Sets
Browser Sets allow designers to customize, edit, and save a combination of browsers to test.
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Search Engine Watch has featured a great article on A 4 Step Multivariate Testing.
The Article is titled “A 4 Step Multivariate Testing Process That Works” and written by Alex Cohen, an online marketer, blogger, and presenter. Alex is the Director of Marketing at the subscription flower delivery service H.BLOOM where he oversees customer acquistion.
Twitter is testing a new analytics product, according to a report by Mashable.
Earlier this year, several published reports indicated Twitter was working on an analytics tool. And the company’s blog tended to support those rumors.
“Our analytics, operations, and infrastructure teams are working on a system that uses Cassandra for large-scale real time analytics
EConsultancy.com has featured an article on a new wordpress tool to perform A/B Testing.
Titled, A/B testing comes to the masses with WordPress plugin and written by Patricio Robles,
the tool is a Headline Split Tester WordPress plugin that gives WordPress publishers the ability to set up A/B testing of their post headlines.
Multivariate testing
The Web Host Industry Review has featured an interview with Jason Huggins, one of the Co-Founders of Sauce Labs.
In the article, titled Q&A: Jason Huggins, Co-Founder of Sauce Labs, Huggins explains the importance of testing tools in the application development process, the advantages of running tests using cloud computing, and how Sauce OnDemand
searchengineland.com have published an article on PPC Testing Technicques and Tools for testing PPC Campaigns.
Written by Josh Dreller, the Vice President of Media Technology for Fuor Digital, an agency concentrated in the research, planning, buying and stewardship of digital media marketing campaigns, PPC Testing Part 1: The Ground Rules the fundamental issue referred
Nick Mediati, of PcWorld.com featured an excellent and insightful article on Browser Speed Testing today.
Titled, Lab Notes: The Inside Scoop on Browser Speed Testing, the article delves into the techniques used when they conduct Browser based Testing.
The article provides 3 main options when testing Browser Speed:
Option 1: Testing on “Live” Sites
Option 2: Testing on a
Technology blog TechCrunch recently reported on a new testing tool that has received startup funding via the TechStars Boston Graduates scheme. Originally posted in a report by Don Dodge, who blogs at Don Dodge on The Next Big Thing and is a Developer Advocate for Google, the TechStars program is ‘a seed accelerator program that
Browsershots makes screenshots of your web design in different browsers. It is a free open-source online service created by Johann C. Rocholl. When you submit your web address, it will be added to the job queue. A number of distributed computers will open your website in their browser. Then they will make screenshots
BrowserLab provides web designers exact renderings of their web pages in multiple browsers and operating systems, on demand. BrowserLab is a powerful solution for cross-browser compatibility testing, featuring multiple viewing and comparison tools, as well as customizable preferences. Since BrowserLab is an online service, it can be accessed from virtually
Want to see what your website looks like on the iPad? Get a load of iPad Peek, a new web-based emulator that shows you how any site renders on the new Apple device. iPad Peek has a few limitations. There’s no touch scrolling, ads produce pop-ups, and embedded Flash videos and objects will still render
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Nice… but it not ready for prime time yet. Browser list is very modest to say the least and scrollbar supports is buggy.
But probably most importantly – there is no way to interact with the web site.
If you need a more professional tool that does not suffer from the above limitations – check http://browserseal.com
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