May 3, 201016 yr Guys I'm gutted.... got used to using this tool for testing especially for IE and its now only part of service if you pay a million pounds (ok slight exaggeration!) to adobe. These guys are such a tease. I'm very fed up now. Anyone want to sign my fed up petition?
May 3, 201016 yr Hey Rosie I'll join you in your fed up protest. Some of the things I am fed up with: Adobe software Being kicked out of my house Having to move house Not being able to find a house Bank holidays
May 3, 201016 yr Hey Rosie I'll join you in your fed up protest. Some of the things I am fed up with: Adobe software Being kicked out of my house Having to move house Not being able to find a house Bank holidays Man I know what that feel's like, and you need about a grand to pay a deposit, fee's and months rent.
May 3, 201016 yr Aw !b mate ... that's pants. Now I feel bad whinging about Adobe lol Hahaha so you should! Yes it's pants, but it will be over in less than 2 months and I can carry on living...
May 3, 201016 yr 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. Edited May 4, 201016 yr by Sam G self promotion link removed
May 3, 201016 yr Author Is there a MacOS and/or Linux version?No, currently BrowserSeal runs on Windows only. Edited May 4, 201016 yr by Sam G
May 3, 201016 yr Is there a MacOS and/or Linux version? No, currently BrowserSeal runs on Windows only. Kind of negates the need for browser testing then!..
May 4, 201016 yr Last time I checked most people were still using Windows. Are you saying that only developers working on Mac need cross browser testing tools?
May 4, 201016 yr Author The problem for me it my mac does not have windows on (my choice) so I can't install IE, but I can pretty much every other browser. I use IE renderer but the browser lab covered more bases....
May 4, 201016 yr Last time I checked most people were still using Windows. Are you saying that only developers working on Mac need cross browser testing tools? No, I'm saying that anyone who's not using windows has no access to IE - pretty much all the other browsers are available on the other platforms.
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