A few months back I did a post about rewriting my site with HTML5. It just got reposted by DZone. It picked up a few reads including one from the Product Manger for BrowserLab, Bruce Bowman.
He took me to task for claiming that you had to be a CS5 customer to use BrowserLab. To quote Bruce:
While it is true that when registering CS5 apps, you are given an opportunity to also get a CS Live account, which includes BrowserLab, it is not required to buy a CS application – anyone can register for a free BrowserLab account, even if they don’t own any Adobe products. All that is required is an AdobeID. They just need to go to http://browserlab.adobe.com and follow the prompts to sign up.
Awesome, BrowserLab is free. Go forth and correct for the fact that browser companies love features and hate developers!
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This seemed to good to be true, turns out it’s partially true. It is free for another 9 months.
On the right side of the main page you linked to https://browserlab.adobe.com/en-us/index.html there is an orange box that states “Through April 12, 2012 BrowserLab is complimentary” and that links to https://browserlab.adobe.com/en-us/faqs.html#cslive_cost which explains more.
Take advantage of it!
Thanks for the post.
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