Browser Sizes

If you want to find out someone's browser size, you can send them to BrowserSize.com (more specifically, whatismy.browsersize.com). This is basically like whatismyip.com except that it tells browser size and includes the ability to resize your browser as well.
Chris Pederick's Web Developer Toolbar for Firefox includes the ability to resize Firefox to predetermined size. To do the same for IE, try Sizer.
If you want to test what sizes of browsers visitors to one of yours sites have, I just wrote a small ColdFusion utility for that purpose.
ScreenSizes is a mini-program that will install itself (with one table named "rptScreenSizes") onto any database supported by DataMgr (currently Access, MSSQL, MySQL, PostGreSQL). It is free for any purpose.

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I've long used a couple of [http://bookmarklets.com/tools/windowing/indexE.pht... Bookmarklets] to quickly resize the browser window. While the site only lists a couple, they're just JavaScript and can be easily edited for any size you like.
# Posted By Al Everett | 8/17/06 3:58 PM
Its very easy to set up a javascript snipped in a bookmark that does the same thing, an example:

javascript:resizeTo(800,600);

for 800 by 600 etc.

Works very well with IE. Unfortunately I haven't tried it with Firefox yet.

regards,
larry
# Posted By Larry C. Lyons | 8/18/06 6:50 PM
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