A quick troll through the extensionroom at mozdev this lazy sunday afternoon showed up some interesting tools that may be of help when developing/designing/tweaking your next masterpiece:
--- SSR (http://disruptive-innovations.com/products/index.html#SSRXPI)
quote:
"Disruptive Innovations is happy to offer you this extension to the Mozilla Application Suite allowing to check if a web site renders well on a cellphone's screen. This addon installs a new menu entry "Small Screen Rendering" in the View menu. Selecting it toggles on/off the Small Screen Rendering mode. This does not work with pages using framesets."
This works quite well but I doubt it emulates various user agent quirks. The results mirror closely some sites I have viewed with a Palm Tungsten.
The stylesheet can be found in /chrome/ssr.jar of your installation directory - it basically resizes to 176 px max-width, flattens tables and removes iframes and other uglies. I suppose you could edit this to make one for 160px, one for 320px width and others to attempt an emulation of various devices (such as Russ' famous fridge). Again, it emulates the width, not the various UA quirks.
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IE view allows you to launch a page into IE from a Mozilla browser, from the context menu.
http://extensionroom.mozdev.org/more-info/ieview
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Web Page documenter
http://wpdocumenter.mozdev.org/
Allows you to produce a document containing items found in the current page. Only at v0.0.1 but looks pretty useful for testing purposes - you can output form values, inline styles, img tags and various attributes etc etc.
I'll put these up on the site when I have some time.
Cheers James
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