Ever since Adobe BrowserLab came out in June 2009 I've been using it fairly regularly to test my Web designs. I like that it's integrated directly into Dreamweaver (with an extension) or that I can use it standalone when I'm working in a different editor. But I hated that in order to show how the pages looked to clients and colleagues I had to take a screen shot myself. While this isn't hard, it was annoying. Today, Adobe released a new version of BrowserLab that lets you save your screenshots to your local hard drive. You just right click (option-click) on the image and select "Save Locally". And it's saved to your hard drive. Now, if it would add in a few more older browsers and some mobile devices (or even just the iPhone) it would be the perfect tool for testing.

Now you can save your BrowserLab shots locally originally appeared on About.com Web Design / HTML on Thursday, January 14th, 2010 at 13:40:54.

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