Thursday, June 18, 2009

Adobe BrowserLab

Adobe Browserlab is an application similar to Microsoft SuperPreview that competes with it. Basically, it allows you to test your web site and see how well it works on most popular web browsers. Once signed in, you will be able to choose browsers, operating systems to test and see them side-by-side. It is a flash cloud based application.

Adobe BrowserLab provides Web professionals with real-time accurate screenshots of browser renderings and includes multiple viewing and diagnostic tools to help designers pinpoint compatibility issues that can compromise the design and layout integrity of a Web site or page.

“Cross-browser testing has been one of the biggest challenges for Web designers because it is such an arduous and time-intensive task,” said Lea Hickman, director, Creative Solutions Business Unit at Adobe. “Now with Adobe BrowserLab, designers have a simple solution that enables comprehensive browser compatibility testing in just a matter of minutes, leaving Web designers with more time to be creative and deliver the high-impact sites customers are demanding.”


Key Features of Adobe BrowserLab:
  • Support for all modern browsers and operating systems
  • Eliminates the need to have browsers installed on a system before testing a site.
  • Adobe BrowserLab includes multiple viewing and diagnostic tools to help Web designers easily spot potential issues. For example, designers can view two screenshots from different browsers side-by-side, or they can use the “onion skin mode” to overlay screenshots on top of one another with variable opacity.
  • It provides Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 users extended capabilities to also test Flash technology-based and interactive site elements, including dynamic widgets, rollover effects and AJAX driven content.
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