Will Link for Screenshots
Quick announcement that I will be posting an article featuring a diverse screenshot gallery of the new design. To accomplish this, I need screenshots from as many different operating systems and browsers as possible. Currently, I have access to the following browsers:
Windows XP (Home, SP1)
- Firefox 1.5.0 & 2.0.0
- Opera 8.54 & 9.50
- Internet Explorer 7.0
- Google Chrome 0.2.149
- Flock 0.4.9 (yeah, I know)
Mac OS X (10.4.8)
- Firefox 3.0.1
- Opera 9.23
- Safari 2.0.4
- Camino 1.0.3
Thus, I need screenshots of the Perishable Press home page on any browser/platform not listed. I am doing this not only for the sake of prosperity, but for cross-browser accuracy as well.
To participate, send your screenshot(s) along with the URL for your site. After a week or so of soliciting for screenshots, I will post the collection along with links for everyone who helped. It’s a bribe, I know, but I want those screenshots, so send ‘em in, people!
About the Author
Jeff Starr = Fullstack Developer. Book Author. Teacher. Human Being.
19 responses to “Will Link for Screenshots”
Have you tried browsershots.org, that should provide you with most of the screen shots you want.
Firefox 3.0.3, WinXP, 1280×1024, full page:
http://nukeit.org/images/perishablepress_com.png
Firefox 3.1b1pre (CE build), WinXP, 1280×1024, visible area only:
http://nukeit.org/images/perishablepress_com_ff31b1pre.png
K-Meleon 1.5.0, WinXP, 1280×1024, visible area only:
http://nukeit.org/images/perishablepress_com_kmeleon.png
I took this as an afterthought since k-meleon often gives problems (as you can see) feel free to delete these links when you’re done :)
browsershots is great, but the wait time for unusual browsers is a pain, often nearing an hour or so for a full set of screens
Firefox 3.0.3, Mac OS X 10.5.5:
http://flickr.com/photos/rickbeckman/2905665157/in/photostream/
I can help you with IE6 on Windows XP (yep, I don’t find it worth to upgrade, and I also need IE6 for fixing bugs in my designs), and Firefox on Ubuntu Linux.
But then again, Browsershots should be pretty good (I use it often) as comment#1 points out.
Hi Jeff,
this is the link to my screenshot of your website:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/aldolat/2906252081/
Taken from Ubuntu 8.04.1 and Firefox 3.0.3
Can u let me know where u will place the snapshot and what will be the advantage for u if u do this.
I got four; though three of them are webkit based.
Fluid 0.9.3.2: http://img258.imageshack.us/img258/2744/fluidpi3.png
Stainless 0.1: http://img148.imageshack.us/img148/8476/stainlessml3.png
Mobile Safari (2.0?): http://img135.imageshack.us/img135/2415/mobilesafariiz6.png
LYNX 2.8.7d9: http://img139.imageshack.us/img139/5497/lynxff8.png
Safari 4 build 5526.11.2: http://img60.imageshack.us/img60/9466/safarida4.png
All of these are on Mac OS 10.5.5
Attached to an email sent to jeff@…
Safari 3.1.1 on XP SP3 at 1024×768.
;)
For good measure, check your jeff@ for Opera 9.52 on these OSs:
Windows 2000 Professional SP4 (VM)
Windows 98 Second Edition
;)
Here are a couple for you (looks great in both):
Firefox 2.0.0.17 on Linux (on Kubuntu 7.10)
http://media.altj.org/200810/pp-ff.png
Konqueror 3.5.8 on Linux (on Kubuntu 7.10) http://media.altj.org/200810/pp-konq.png
I might be able to get you a Firefox 3 on Linux later tonight.
Why don’t you try http://browsershots.org/ ? They can help with almost every browser/ OS combination and resolutions.
Works tremendously well.