Safari (the browser) snapshots

August 23, 2006 1:01 PM

A friend recently asked me if I knew of "a site that would make snap shots of your website in Safari (for developers using PCs). The site had a red rhino for a logo... I can't seem to find it now. "

Does anyone know of a site that does this sort of thing?

posted by owhydididoit to Computers & Internet (13 answers total)

http://www.danvine.com/icapture/

I've used this in the past, but that doesn't have a red rhino. Works well though.
posted by ClarissaWAM at 1:05 PM on August 23, 2006

Sorry, link.
posted by ClarissaWAM at 1:06 PM on August 23, 2006

Though another non-rhino, BrowserCam can do this (and more) too.
posted by nakedcodemonkey at 1:13 PM on August 23, 2006

clarissa - 36 hour wait. :-X
posted by Tryptophan-5ht at 1:15 PM on August 23, 2006

Wow @ 36hrs. Wasn't nearly that bad when I used it a few months back.

Browsrcamp also does it and is immediate (and free).
posted by ClarissaWAM at 1:21 PM on August 23, 2006

BrowsrCamp
posted by misterbrandt at 1:23 PM on August 23, 2006

ack! too slow.
posted by misterbrandt at 1:23 PM on August 23, 2006

Heehee.
posted by ClarissaWAM at 1:25 PM on August 23, 2006

Sorry to derail, but is there a site that does the opposite for someone who develops a site using Macs and freaks out everytime he sees it on a Windows machine?
posted by ig at 1:47 PM on August 23, 2006

lg, BrowserCam does that.
posted by kirkaracha at 2:01 PM on August 23, 2006

A good, local alternative is Paparazzi
posted by jedrek at 2:09 PM on August 23, 2006

Thanks kirkaracha!
posted by ig at 3:09 PM on August 23, 2006

"Swift is a brand new open source web browser for Windows that's based on WebKit, the rendering engine that powers Apple's Safari, which in turn is based on KHTML from the Linux browser Konqueror. Swift is a free download, but it's in very early alpha."

I've installed it and it's useful for testing, but it's not ready for prime time.
posted by elle.jeezy at 6:37 PM on August 23, 2006