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Screenshots of cross-browser rendering Issues?

Looking for a drastic one :P

         

adni18

2:19 am on Mar 3, 2010 (gmt 0)

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Hi all, I'm doing a presentation for school involving the browser wars, and I was hoping someone here might have a good screenshot that shows how vastly different (side-by-side) the rendering engines were/are across browsers. Anybody have a good one?

Thanks,
adni18

tedster

5:11 pm on Mar 3, 2010 (gmt 0)

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First note that we don't publish screenshots here, or even links to screenshots. Yoou also will not find major differences today between browsers - at least when the HTML is written in "standards mode". The big differences will show up in "quirks mode', and most especially around the "box model".

If you use those quoted terms as part of a search on one of the major engines, I think you'll quickly find some screenshots you can use that show the cross-browser differences.

Broadway

8:24 pm on Mar 3, 2010 (gmt 0)

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Adobe's BrowserLab is a nice tool.

Readie

10:09 pm on Mar 3, 2010 (gmt 0)

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One that I had earlier:

A png title image I had on some forums - the background of the image was a patterned blue fading to black.

Looked fine in IE, opera, safari and chrome - but stopped fading halfway through for some reason on firefox. Ended up conditionally mod_rewriting it to a bitmap for firefox users.