Browser Size – See How Others View Your Web Site

By Aun on Dec 22 2009 5 Comments

Browser Size is a new online service from Google Labs which helps you see how others view your website. It is based on a sample of data from visitors to www.google.com. A special code collects data on the height and width of the browser for a sample of users. For any selected point in the browser, the tool will tell you what percentage of users can see this particular selected point.

This tool can really come in handy for web designers and developers as they can use Browser Size to redesign their web page to minimize scrolling and make sure that the important parts of the page are always prominent to the visitors.

Open the browser size page and specify your web address and hit the Go button to see how others are seeing your website. Thus this service can really prove to be useful, as it lets you identify what sort of tweaking is required to make your website more user-friendly.

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  • http://www.facebook.com/VaibhavKanwal Vaibhav Kanwal

    I think its very important to be able to see how the site look at different machines, as its not possible to check at every resolution, I think this might be helpful

    • http://kslokesh.com/ Lokesh

      You can use a Firefox addon called Web Developer. It Has many tools.. It has an option to resize the browser window.. So no need to be online and test the sites with Google Labs..

  • http://kslokesh.com/ Lokesh

    There is an addon for Firefox called Web Developer which Has many features and has a window resize option.

    Using it you can resize the browser window to the prefixed standard resolutions or to custom resolutions.

    Its really a Great Tool..

  • http://kslokesh.com/ Lokesh

    There is an addon for Firefox called Web Developer which Has many features and has a window resize option.

    Using it you can resize the browser window to the prefixed standard resolutions or to custom resolutions.

    Its really a Great Tool..

  • http://kslokesh.com/ Lokesh

    You can use a Firefox addon called Web Developer. It Has many tools.. It has an option to resize the browser window.. So no need to be online and test the sites with Google Labs..