What do Mac users see?

kevin · 06-29-2006

Hey, this may be a dumb question.... I always test my websites in IE and Firefox because I guess they are probably the most popular browsers... but I can't test my sites on a Mac - cause I don’t have one. Question is: What do they see? Is is going to be the same as IE (or whatever browser they are using) do they even have IE or do they have some weird Mac-only browser? I'm pretty ignorant when it comes to Macs, I had an Apple IIe when I was 10... and that's it. Just curious.
Thanks
Kevin

rykiel · 06-30-2006

All browsers for a PC also have versions for a Mac. So if you want your website to be highly accessible, I suggest you should also test your websites on a Mac. Here's a website http://www.danvine.com/icapture/ where you can preview your site in Safari. Safari is the built-in browser of Mac.

joey · 06-30-2006

A few years ago, there was this incredible screen shot tool but then the company who owned it got bought out and that company got bought by AOL and i've not seen it since. It's funny that they are so big and yet they spend so much money and it goes no where. Want to get to the point where I can burn money like that

robtrevino · 07-05-2006

I have found out that things render differently in IE x64, IE x86, and IE for mac specially when you go around using CSS and stuff like that.

06-29-2006	#1 (permalink)
kevin Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Age: 38 Posts: 24	What do Mac users see? Hey, this may be a dumb question.... I always test my websites in IE and Firefox because I guess they are probably the most popular browsers... but I can't test my sites on a Mac - cause I don’t have one. Question is: What do they see? Is is going to be the same as IE (or whatever browser they are using) do they even have IE or do they have some weird Mac-only browser? I'm pretty ignorant when it comes to Macs, I had an Apple IIe when I was 10... and that's it. Just curious. Thanks Kevin

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rykiel Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Age: 29 Posts: 74	All browsers for a PC also have versions for a Mac. So if you want your website to be highly accessible, I suggest you should also test your websites on a Mac. Here's a website http://www.danvine.com/icapture/ where you can preview your site in Safari. Safari is the built-in browser of Mac.

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