BrowserSizer v1.5
BrowserSizer is a low-fat, NOT in-your-face tool to help web developers check to see how their web pages look on screen resolutions of 640x480, 800x600, 1024x768 and WebTV. It controls Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator from an un-obtrusive, sit in your tray, application that provides an interface to resize either browser to the standard screen resolutions. Isn\'t it annoying to change your development machine\'s resolution just to test for people who haven\'t figured out that they can change THEIR screen resolution?
Major Features:
* Controls the window size of Internet Explorer (3,4,5,6), Netscape Navigator 2,3,4,6), and Mozilla (New for v1.5).
* Provides accurate sizing of browser as would be when viewed full-screen at selected resolutions.
* Provides options to account for size with Microsoft Windows TaskBar and also Microsoft Office Shortcut Bar.
* Quick hide/show to/from system tray on tray icon double-click.
* Remembers options, last window position, and selected browser on exit.
* Provides online update checking. (NEW for v1.1)
* Ability to Control all features while BrowserMaster is minimized in the system tray.
* Runs under Microsoft Win95/98/ME/2000/XP & Microsoft NT4.
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[b]BrowserMaster v2.5[/b] (shareware)
Have you ever needed to check how your site renders at different screen resolutions, on different browsers? Have you ever found this annoying: always changing your development machine\'s screen resolution and then rebooting? Every single time? Do you need to test what a page looks like dithered to the web pallet of 216 colors and find that you have to change your color count & reboot, or even worse, spend half your day combining all your images on a page just to dither in PhotoShop(tm)? Are you sick of maintaining two sets of bookmarks, one for Internet Explorer and another for Netscape Navigator, just to quickly get to any of the hundreds of web pages you might be maintaining at one time?
BrowserMaster, the successor to BrowserSizer, is a web development tool, made by web developers, for web developers. (Kind of cliche, huh?) It is a low-fat, NOT in-your-face, tool to help you easily perform very common and tedious tasks required in the development of professional web sites. Time consuming tasks such as testing for low screen resolutions or low color count. Designed to be used throughout the development process, not just upon completion, BrowserMaster is the Professional Web Developer\'s helper.
BrowserMaster does all this and more. It\'s designed for you, the Professional Developer. You, who would prefer to use Notepad(tm) and stop wasting money on $100 tools used for only one feature. Hey, you\'re a Professional Developer, because you develop smarter, not more costly. Why waste your or your customer\'s money?
Major Features:
* Controls the window size of Internet Explorer (3,4,5,6), Netscape Navigator (2,3,4,6), Mozilla (New for v2.5), or any active window.
* Provides accurate sizing of browser as would be when viewed full-screen at selected resolutions.
* Supports user definable custom sizes. (NEW for 2.0)
* Provides options to account for size with Microsoft Windows TaskBar and also Microsoft Office Shortcut Bar.
* Provides browser safe color palette checking. (NEW for 2.0)
* Provides browser independent bookmarks. (NEW for 2.0)
* Provides online update checking. (NEW for 2.0)
* Ability to Control all features while BrowserMaster is minimized in the system tray.
* Runs under Microsoft Win95/98/ME/2000/XP & Microsoft NT4.
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BrowserSizer v1.5
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