THIS SITE (CLICK HERE) has a backward-compatibility checker (among other "checkers") which allows you to view how a website (or web page 
) would appear in a browser such as Lynx.
Does anyone here know of any other websites that might allow someone to view how a page would look in different versions of the more popular browsers being used today (i.e., IE, Netscape, Mozilla, and Opera)? I guess you could say I'm looking for something that might be considered a forward-compatibility checker. 
P.S.: To be of any use to me, it would have to be a site where the "viewers" don't have to be down downloaded. In other words, you'd just enter the site's URL, hit "submit", and simply wait for the results to come up (without having to download anything). Maybe something similar to a jpg screen shot, but not the same (no jpg involved).
andy206uk posted this at 16:08 — 29th September 2003.
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i don't know of any websites that do this. There used to be a program called Browserola that did the job well but that was discontinued.
Andyk
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