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  1. Last time I checked most people were still using Windows. Are you saying that only developers working on Mac need cross browser testing tools?
  2. Post here your IP address and netmask (from your router) and I will help you with the range.
  3. mysql-admin & mysql-query-browser
  4. The best way to show them your frustration is to switch to a competing service, for instance BrowserSeal Not only it has more browsers, but it works seamlessly with local web sites and it comes with standalone versions of all browsers, allowing you to actually debug your code with a problematic browser.
  5. I use Blogger as my web site blog and I constantly get some traffic via this blog, so I guess in my case the under is yes - it helps
  6. I use picasa for image hosting and never had any problem with it
  7. It's easy if you are using Windows. Personally I find "IE collection" much more reliable than multiple IE. You can easily install multiple FF and Opera versions, Safari is a little bit more tricky, but still possible. That is, if you want to test manually. If you want to automate this - try BrowserSeal
  8. Looks ok to me. If you still have a problem, try "firebug"
  9. Thanks for all the comments, will probably start with the bold font
  10. We just released a new version of our cross browser testing application. Please review the web site and the app - free trial download is available. Thanks! http://www.browserseal.com

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