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Hi, i design and build web sites and i am wondering if there is a better way to test for cross browser compatibility. I have FF3 and IE6 on my laptop and then i have IE7 on my PC. I have to keep flicking between the two to test each site which can be very time consuming.<br />
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I have heard there is various ways of opening a IE6 tab in IE7 and other methods BUT do they really work that well.<br />
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Does anyone have a professional method of being able to test in various browsers from 1 PC,<br />
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thanks in advance
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Hi, i design and build web sites and i am wondering if there is a better way to test for cross browser compatibility. I have FF3 and IE6 on my laptop and then i have IE7 on my PC. I have to keep flicking between the two to test each site which can be very time consuming.

I have heard there is various ways of opening a IE6 tab in IE7 and other methods BUT do they really work that well.

Does anyone have a professional method of being able to test in various browsers from 1 PC,

thanks in advance

Cross Browser Compatibality Testing

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