Optool

Optool is a free utility for almost all browsers that in a snap will allow you to open and view the same web page in other browsers installed on your system.No need for that tiresome cutting and pasting url's anymore - just press your favorite hotkey or use the new and unique long right click feature.

Do you sometimes land on a page that doesn't work in your favorite browser? Or do you want to check your web creation in other browsers? Well, then Optool is for you!

Optool cannot only open different browsers, it can also on your choice close the currently open browsers. No problem if you suddenly find your desktop cluttered with just too many browser windows. Let Optool close the browser windows your don't need! (It can close other kinds of windows too, BTW!)

Need to resize the browser to check the layout you're developing? Well, Optool can do it for you. Just tell Optool which window sizes you need regularly or stick to the four standard screen sizes already built-in.

Do you ever find yourself stuck somewhere deep down a web site with no "home" link? Optool can navigate the browser to the root (home page) or just one level up. It can even go to the domain root (like www.google.com instead of images.google.com).

Ever needed a internet shortcut on the desktop or somewhere else? Optool can make it from any supported browser!

Here are some key features of "Optool":

￭ Supports Mozilla, Firefox, Opera, Internet Explorer (even multiple installations), Netcaptor, Netscape ￭ You can add custom browsers if that is not enough! ￭ Invoke Optool by customizable hotkey, tray icon or long right clicks ￭ Quickly switch between your two favorite browsers instead of showing the menu ￭ Optionally reponds on url's copied to the clipboard. Nice for url's in text documents ￭ Navigate the browser to parent, root or domain root URL ￭ Resize current window to any predefined size, including custom sizes ￭ Close all browsers, all other browsers or just browser windows related to the one you're working with. ￭ Create internet shortcuts on the desktop, favorites folder or where ever you like