A nice tutorial exists on how to extend the Internet Explorer context menu. The example shows how to create a context menu item in IE that allows you to view the current page in Mozilla.
This can be extremely useful if you do most of your browser testing in IE, but would periodically like to see what your sites will look like in Mozilla. I have referred Digital Media Minute readers to tools like this to make it easier to test their webpages across several different browsers and browser versions quickly, and I’ll continue to do so since I think we need all the help we can get when it comes to making the relatively mundane task of testing easier.
