Filed under: Software, Internet Tools
SafariTest
Snugtech.com is offering a free service called safaritest to all
that are interested. You enter a URL into a form, select a width, and the type of image file you would like and the app
returns an image of that website rendered on Safari.This is great for those web designers that can't afford a Mac but who still care what their sites will look like for Mac users.

![TUAW [Cafepress]](http://www.blogsmithmedia.com/www.tuaw.com/media/tuaw-cafepress-promo.png)


Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
sma said 11:02AM on 12-29-2005
the people at gap.com or bananarepublic.com should have used this.
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F_D said 11:29AM on 12-29-2005
That's great for getting the look/feel differences down... But webdev also has to account for function and WebKit handles certain interactive page elements differently than Gecko and IE's rendering engine. So this really only solves a (small) portion of the problem.
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Telemachus said 11:50AM on 12-29-2005
The Safaritester is great stuff for Windowsfolks, but for us (Mac webdevelopers) an IE-Win tester would be nice ;-)
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mike said 11:56AM on 12-29-2005
The funny thing is, when I load the gap's site with another user agent, it works perfectly.. I don't know what everyone is talking about..
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Slow Motion, Quick Thinking said 1:26PM on 12-29-2005
I agree with Telemachus.
Isn't an IE emulator available?
Anybody know?
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Carl Gaywood said 1:36PM on 12-29-2005
Ive used this site for a while now, http://www.browsercam.com/ it will give you a screen shot for most browser setups.
carl
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Tony said 2:22PM on 12-29-2005
That logo looks really familiar. Can't quite place it though.
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Dave said 2:42PM on 12-29-2005
Actuall this isn't bad for showing a client their site on Safari when your client is on a PC in another city/state/counrty.
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sam bogaerts said 3:08PM on 12-29-2005
indeed, a IE emulator would be nice to test our great mac-made websites!
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