Hi Nick, I have Mac and Windows machines in front of me at all times for testing. Browsers include: Mac: saf1, camino.7, ie5, moz1.4, n7, nn4, op6 (7 total) Win: ie5, ie5.5, ie6, n7, nn4, op7, moz1.4 (7 total)
I also use BrowserCam as a backup throughout most testing. I think both options are great for different needs. Having a range of the most common browsers locally means instant testing in fine detail. Also good for seeing how dynamic components work. BrowserCam is very helpful as it provides a wider range of more obscure browsers, and is an excellent tool for showing clients final results. I steer away from any virtual options (VirtualPC and Virtual PDA's) as they may replicate browser bugs in different ways to the real browsers. Russ > ...and while the topic is raised. I'd be interested how others are > doing their cross browser testing, browser cam, Mac with Virtual PC, > multiple boxes, etc. > > Nick ***************************************************** The discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/ *****************************************************
