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19-06-2004, 12:59 AM
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Browser Cam
I have signed up for the very exspensive but usefull browser capture service offered by Browser Cam . Is there anyone who would like to join me in the use of the facility? Each account can have up to 10 users, price I'll split equally between the number of people who are interested.
I've used the service quite a bit and although it doesn't beat proper testing it does make life a lot easier. Especially to view the site on setups I dont have access to. If people are interested in one of use's of it and dont fancy going for a full year there maybe some agreement we can come to. Jas
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19-06-2004, 10:43 AM
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Might well be, although www.danvine.com does most of what I'm after (basically macs and older versions of ie). How have you found the service so far?
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19-06-2004, 03:15 PM
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The idea is nice, but mostly I want to test scripts with dynamic content so...
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