
priceless https://t.co/GotfCidGea
— Tomás Mery Undurraga (@tmeryu) February 17, 2015
Check your client's browsing environment in seconds. Genius. https://t.co/8vj55FWHvk #projectmanagement #accountmanagement #tips
— Conjure.io (@conjureio) March 23, 2015
A great website to point clients at when your website is not working for them. Get to the root of the issue fast: https://t.co/wNtR6bV4Jv
— Paul Boag (@boagworld) February 17, 2015
You got to love this! Next time your client says the website you created does not look right in there PC head here https://t.co/9nuEpcQ5Xk
— colin cornwall (@shyneewebdesign) April 1, 2014
Yourbrowser.is may just be the coolest way to answer any web developer’s arcane questions.
— Benjamin Sullivan (@JaminSully) March 31, 2015
What great idea, perfect for clients who haven't got a clue!
https://t.co/fdHUoGzNnQ
— Shane Prendergast (@Webknit) March 23, 2015
If you do client based work, this is a site you really need. Just know what your client is using; https://t.co/vEjOWg7AOj
— Rene Sebastian (@rjwsebastian) March 26, 2014
Been look for something like this for a while. Get sent info on a users browsing environment https://t.co/Vp846bwVxz @YourBrowser
— Stuart McPherson (@sjmcpherso) January 17, 2015
Very cool tool for checking out your browser details or (even better) create a customized checker for your clients https://t.co/cSQCGg1vsA
— Jeremiah Hester (@Pixelnated) September 11, 2013
Here’s a great tool for answering the age old question: “What browser are you using?” https://t.co/h87ymm6WLi
— Kevin Brennan (@brennancreative) March 23, 2015
Remember that time when your web partner asked you for a ton of obscure browser details? yourbrowser.is will do all of the heavy lifting.
— Headspace (@HeadspaceInc) March 31, 2015
I often need to supply browser details when editing digital products and use this site for accessing key info. https://t.co/tXoN8GFFIm
— Jemma Hillyer (@askelitetext) March 25, 2015
Struggling w/ your customers systems? Get their specs easily: https://t.co/XQ1yktlrpg
Great for webdesigners! #webdesign #ux #browsers #html
— UxD Insights (@UxDInsights) April 10, 2015
Great link to send clients when diagnosing website issues on their end: https://t.co/7lyjGXUDfg
— Adrian Pelletier (@adrianpelletier) February 15, 2015
Great tool for user troubleshooting - https://t.co/UPEifX07RA
— Ed Morrissey (@emorrissey) February 15, 2015