Browser Lab displays Firefox 3.6 and 4.0 (Windows) incorrectly

Hallo Folks,
Browser Lab displays my page incorrectly, although the page itself does not contain errors.
Instead of two containers left floated side by side, they will be displayed below each other. This usually occurs only when the page is strongly compressed horizontally.
It is very annoying that I must therefore resort to a very slow online service. Why is there Browser Lab?
thx
D. M.

Hi Diana,
At this point I can't tell whether the issue you're describing is a bug with BrowserLab or perhaps something we can solve with a possible future enhancement. If you're interested in improving the service, it would help us on the BrowserLab team if you could point us to a URL we could test to be able to see the issue you're talking about. Or, if you don't have a public url, perhaps you could email the content files to me directly ( [email protected] ).
As far as why BrowserLab exists, I know quite a few of our users do find it useful and don't have complaints about the speed. I am surprised that you call it "very slow", since our statistics show that most screenshots are rendered and returned to the client in under 5 seconds, and the vast majority of them come back in under 15 seconds. That does, of course, require a fairly speedy internet connection and no other roadblocks, so I'm wondering if there is possibly some other issue that is making it perform badly for you. I'd be happy to work through that with you if you can provide more details.
Thanks,
Mark

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