SunriseBrowser for web designers

The SunriseBroswer is neat little WebKit based "open-source browser for web developer[s]." Since it's based on WebKit it will render pages more or less as Safari does, but it has some features targeted at web designers. For instance, the window can be automatically resized to 640 x 480 (pictured above), 800 x 600, or 1024 x 768 with one button click (clicking through the options, you can see TUAW was clearly designed to be viewed in a window 1024 pixels wide). It also allows very easy access to the underlying HTML and CSS files, as well as a nice implementation of the download window which includes the URL (allowing easy downloading of a page element such as an embedded video). There are many other convenient and useful features like zoom levels, PDF export of the entire web page, etc. It even has one nice feature I'd like to see come to Safari: the combination of the address field and search field. If you type a URL in the field it goes to the referent, but if you type anything else it's sent to Google as a search.

SunriseBrowser is not, nor is it meant to be, a replacement general use web browser, but it has some neat specialized features and could be very useful for someone developing and testing a website. It is open source and a free download.

[Via MacMerc]