Open Currently Viewed Webpages within Firefox Using Other Browsers
As a Firefox fan, I use Firefox almost all the time when surfing the Internet. But you may meet some situations that Firefox cat’t work well, such as some websites that won’t get good performance in Firefox, even IE-only web pages. At the same time, these web develpoers need to see what things when testing new pages. So, perhaps we may need some extensions, which allows the current page or a selected link to be opened in other browsers, such as IE, Google Chrome.
When you need to open some currently viewed web pages using IE, Firefox extension IE View may be available to you. As is said, IE View lets you load pages in IE with a single right-click, or mark certain sites to *always* load in IE. When reached in Firefox, these marked sites will automatically be reopened in IE. It is useful for incompatible pages, or cross-browser testing.
IE View is just developed for Miscrosoft IE. In fact, there are also some similar extensions developed for other browsers.
Chrome View: This add-on allows you to quickly open the currently viewed page in Google Chrome.
OperaView: Open pages in Opera from Firefox context menus. It is very usefull for web developers.
Safari View Win: Adds a context menu entry to open the currently viewed web page in Safari on Windows. (Another add-on Safari View on Mac OS X)
These simple extensions are really useful for web designers and developers, which enable them to open web pages within Firefox using IE, Opera and other popular browsers.
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