Blisk
Blisk is a browser designed to help IT engineers and web developers find information related to web design more easily. It circumvents other traditional browsers that search the web at large for keywords, and instead allows users to search for more specific information within the tech industry.
- Blisk offers a unique toolbox by not using traditional browsers. Because of this, you have many options at your fingertips rather easily.
- You do not have to sift through irrelevant web results when trying to find web development information and tools.
- Blisk allows you to see desktop and mobile views at the same time while developing.
Blisk browsers are effective tools for building websites, if you are not already somewhat of an expert. They allow you to see desktop and mobile views side by side, which is helpful because you do not have to reformat the website you create to fit a mobile view. By not using traditional browsers it allows web developers to get information and tools rather quickly, although it may limit your options in some cases. Trying to set up a website or trying to test a new website can be a very daunting task if you do not have a lot of experience or training. For people like this who are not already familiar with the ins and outs of web design and development, Blisk is a very useful tool. However, if you already know how to effectively create websites, then using Blisk may be a waste of time for you. Blisk is certainly not perfect and tech experts can accomplish much more than is capable solely through the use of Blisk. That said, it can still make your job simpler for easier websites to build.
Alternatives to Blisk
Litmus
Browserling
BrowserStack
Sauce Labs
Browsershots
