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2. How to make a webpage display differently in different browsers?

   stackoverflow.com/questions/2695245

   In addition to reacting on different user-agent HTTP headers, you can also use some CSS tricks to differentiate at least between IE and non-IE browsers, and different IE versions. And of course there is still another method: Use some JavaScript code to show/hide specific parts of the page depending on the browser detected from that JavaScript code.

3. How can I see what my web site looks like in various browsers?

   webmasters.stackexchange.com/questions/21

   I use VmWare with different virtual machines with the most important browsers installed seperately. If you're using Windows 7 Ultimate I can refer you to a tutorial with Virtual PC and Xp Mode, which is a solution for running different IE versions on one host.

4. Methods to check the look of a web page on different browsers

   stackoverflow.com/questions/386738

   Just to clarify: Browsershots lets you test a lot of different browsers and browser versions. I think it quite reasonable to test them all in 30 minutes. However, if you have a target browser that does test poorly, you'll obviously want a locally installed version (thus the role of Virtual Machines) for the testing/change/retesting cycle.

5. How do I open the JavaScript console in different browsers?

   webmasters.stackexchange.com/questions/8525

   Note: In order to view the console in Safari, you have to enable the “Show Develop menu in menu bar” setting in the “Advanced” pane of Safari’s preferences . Opening the “Console” panel in Safari’s Web Inspector: Cmd + Opt + C

6. Website renders differently in different browsers

   stackoverflow.com/questions/25626665

   It look different because each browser has his own CSS style defined. This styles apply to the HTML markup when no other CSS is defined inline or comes from an external CSS file. That's the reason why a lot of websites using a "Reset.css".

7. How to make website look same on all browsers? - Stack Overflow

   stackoverflow.com/questions/3987363

   Autoprefixer uses data on the popularity of browsers and support for vendor prefixes by browsers. Based on this information, it arranges and deletes the prefixes. It can help you to get prefixes for: animations, transition, transform, grid, flex, flexbox and others. It is recommended by Google and used by Twitter and Alibaba. source ...

8. How to view how my website content looks across devices

   stackoverflow.com/questions/46288398

   I like to use the responsive mode that allows you to drag and resize to check the behavior across different sizes and the Media Query ruler that shows you the CSS break points. Other browsers have similar tools, like Firefox's 'Responsive Design Mode' or Edge's 'Emulation', both accessed through Inspect Element.

9. internet explorer - How to view webpages with different browser...

   stackoverflow.com/questions/7466671

   In the latest version of internet explorer if you press F12 you can bring up a menu that allows you to view the webpage with a different version of IE. Is there an equivalent functionality for thi...

10. Why does website CSS display different in browsers

    stackoverflow.com/questions/51916598

    It look different because each browser has his own CSS style defined. This styles apply to the HTML markup when no other CSS is defined inline or comes from an external CSS file. That's the reason why a lot of websites using a "Reset.css".

11. Accessing Websites through a Different Port? - Stack Overflow

    stackoverflow.com/questions/79381

    I am wanting to access a website from a different port than 80 or 8080. Is this possible? I just want to view the website but through a different port. I do not have a router. I know this can be done because I have a browser that accessing websites through different ports, Called XB Browser by Xero Bank.