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Compare screenshots of Main Pages in all languages (Nov. 03 2006)
The purpose of this page is to collect screenshots of the Main Page in different browser / operating system / screen resolution combinations, to assist in debugging and standardizing the design. Uncommon browsers and those exhibiting bugs/incorrect display are most useful to post screenshots of; virtually everybody can test standard configurations of Mozilla or IE/Win Please name uploaded files like this: MainPage-Browser-Username.png (the PNG format is preferred because it is not lossy, unlike JPEGs).
[edit] Screenshots of fourth generation Main Page
Please take shots of this revision to make sure we are all looking at the same version. ... this won't be exact in any case though because most of the content is imported from other pages which continue to change.
[edit] Microbrowsers
Microbrowsers have some trouble with pages. Largely due to the sidebar and indentation style, some pages compress down columns to unreadable widths. The printable version seems to be a much better fit.
Pocket Internet Explorer, Windows Mobile 2003
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Minimo 0.012, Windows Mobile 2003
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Opera 8.5 beta, Windows Mobile 2003
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Opera Mini
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[edit] Gecko-based browsers
The major Gecko browsers are widely used and well-tested. No known major issues.
These include:
Mozilla 1.4, Debian GNU/Linux, 1152x864 pixels total screen resolution.
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Mozilla 1.6, Microsoft Windows XP, 1024x768 pixels total screen resolution, Large Fonts, 100% Zoom Level, Maximised.
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Mozilla 1.6, Mac OS X, 1280x960 pixels total screen resolution
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Netscape 7.1, Windows XP, 1280x1024 screen resolution
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Mozilla Firebird 0.7, Windows XP, 1280x960 pixels screen resolution
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Mozilla Firefox .8, Gentoo GNU/Linux, 1024x768 pixels total screen resolution.
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Mozilla Firefox .8, Windows XP, 1024x768 pixels total screen resolution.
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Mozilla Firefox 0.8, Microsoft Windows XP, 1024x768 pixels screen resolution, Large Fonts, Maximised
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Mozilla Firefox 0.9.3, Microsoft Windows XP SP2, 1024x768 Screen Resolution, Normal Fonts, Maximized
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Firefox 0.8, 1024x768, Fedora Core/Gnome, Cologne Blue
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Firefox 1.0/Saferfox Skin, 1280x1024, Linux/Gentoo/Gnome
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Netscape 7, Solaris 8 (viewed through Exceed for Windows), 1024x768, standard font.
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Galeon 1.2.7, Gnome, Red Hat Linux 9, 1024x768.
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WaMCom 1.3.1 (Mozilla 131 derivitive), Apple Mac OS 9.1, 1024x768 screen resolution.
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Deer Park Alpha 2, Windows 98, 800x600.
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MSIE/Win 6.0 is widely used and well-tested. No known major issues.
5.0/5.5 for Windows and 5.2 for Mac are in circulation and not as well tested, but expected to work. Please notify about any problems...
Internet Explorer 6, Windows XP, 1024x768 pixels total screen resolution.
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Microsoft Internet Explorer 6, Microsoft Windows XP, 1024x768 pixels total screen resolution, Large Fonts, Maximised.
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Avant Browser 9.01 Build 113, Microsoft Windows XP, 1280x1024 pixels total screen resolution, Windows Classic setting, Normal Fonts.
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Cologne Blue, IE6, WinXP, 1280x1024, regular fonts
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IE 5.00.3700.1000, Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, 1280x1024, flipped
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Internet Explorer 6, Windows XP, 1152x768 pixels total screen resolution, on the monobook theme.
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Internet Explorer 7, Windows Vista beta 1
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Internet Explorer 7, Windows Vista beta 2
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Internet Explorer for Mac 5.1 is having some problems about Main Page (and also other Wikipedia pages) rendering (probably a CSS bug). Looks like the fix for Netscape has caught IE/Mac here... not sure why. Try variations on the @import rule. It's the @media section it didn't like. Have worked around this with an alternate Netscape fix, now works in Mac/IE. -- User:Brion VIBBER|Brion 09:09, 25 Feb 2004 (UTC)
Internet Explorer 5.1.6, Mac OS 9.1, screen resolution 1024x768 pixels @ Thousands of Colors, text zoom 100%, maximum window size -- before fix
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Opera 6.04, Windows XP SP1, 1024x768 pixels resolution, 100% zoom (Maximized)
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Opera 7.2, Microsoft Windows XP, 1024x768 pixels screen resolution, 100% Zoom (Maximized)
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Opera 7.23, Windows XP SP1, 1152x864 pixels resolution, 100% zoom (Maximized)
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Opera 7.5 Beta 1, Windows XP SP1, 1024x768 pixels resolution, 100% zoom (Maximized)
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Opera 7.5, Windows XP SP1, 1024x768 pixels resolution, 100% zoom (Full screen) - same problem with 7.23
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Opera 7.23, Windows XP SP1, 1280x1024 pixels resolution, 100% zoom (Maximized)
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Opera 7.50, Linux 2.6, 800x600, 100%zoom maximized, amazingly ugly
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Opera 7.50, Win2k, 1024x768, note the black around the search box --- well this has been fixed now
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Opera 7.54, Win 2k, 1280x960 fullscreen, scrolled&glued together. bugs: no logo, errors with 'tabs' and just look at the bottom... taken on: Sep 03, 2004
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Opera 7.53, Slackware Linux 10, 1024x768. Un-selected tabs at top are one pixel off, and the "log in" icon is truncated, otherwise looks OK.
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Konqueror and Safari (and browsers using the Apple WebKit API). No known issues...?
Safari 1.2 (v125), Mac OS X, 1024x768 pixels screen resolution
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OmniWeb 5b2, Mac OS X v10.3 (w/ WebKit)
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Konqueror 3.1.4 on SuSE Linux 9.0, full screen at 1600x1200
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Konqueror 3.2.3 on Slackware Linux 10.0, 1024 pixels wide.
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[edit] Netscape (old)
Many problems with old Netscape versions... Netscape 4.x has among other things serious problems with CSS style support.
With broken stylesheets (before):
Netscape 4.77, Mac OS X (classic)
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Netscape 4.8, Windows 98 SE, 800x600
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Netscape 4.08, Win XP, 800x600
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The base stylesheets are now called in a fashion that hides them from Netscape 4.x, and it no longer crashes in Windows. Inline styles are still there, however, and rendering isn't quite right. Netscape 4.x is not recommended, but a legible experience is preferred.
Netscape 4.77, Mac OS X (classic), 1024x768
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Netscape 4.8, Windows 98 SE, 1024x768
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Netscape 3.04, Windows XP, 1024x768
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Netscape 4.72, Windows XP, 1280x1024
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Interestingly, Netscape 3 renders the boxes on the main page more or less correctly compared with 4... However it gives a JavaScript error on every page and doesn't support PNG images or Unicode-numbered character entities.
The layout of the lower portion of Main Page in old Netscape:
Netscape 4.79, Red Hat Linux 7.3, lower portion of Main Page, 1280x1024
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Netscape 4.72, Windows XP, 1280x1024
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[edit] Text browsers
The sidebar appears below the main text. Should it not be above? The problem is also there in links-graphic and elinks.
w3m 0.4.1, Mac OS X, 80x50 terminal
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lynx 2.8.4rel.1, Mac OS X, 80x50 terminal
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links 2.1pre11 with color, mandrake linux 9.2, 80x51 konsole
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w3m 0.4.2 with images, Gentoo Linux, 80x41 xterm
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telnet, Gentoo Linux 2.4.20, 80x50 xterm
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[edit] HotJava
HotJava 3.0 under Microsoft Windows XP with its own Java VM. 1024x768 Large Fonts.
[edit] Obscure browsers
Amaya 8.2+ (Jan 13 2004), under MS Windows XP.
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links 2.1pre11 (graphical) with color, mandrake linux 9.2, 1280x1024 screenshot shrunk to be about 100kb
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These two look like wrappers for the Internet Explorer ActiveX control:
Voodoo web browser, version 1997, under MS Windows XP.
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"Web Browser" from 1997, under MS Windows XP.
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Very old browsers; these are unaware of things like stylesheets, scripts, and HTTP 1.1 and can't talk to name-based virtual servers such as ours:
NCSA Mosaic 1.0 (1993), under Windows 2000
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Cello 1.01a (Mar 16 1994), under MS Windows XP.
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Netscape Navigator 1.0N (1994), under Windows 2000
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Netscape Navigator 2.02 (1996), under Windows Vista beta 1
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Internet Explorer 1.0 (1995), under Windows 95 (unaware of HTTP 1.1)
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Internet Explorer 2.01 (1996), under Windows 3.11 (unaware of HTTP 1.1)
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Quarterdeck Mosaic 2.02.012 (Apr 10 1996), under MS Windows XP.
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