Well, you can pretty much rest assured that all browsers will render a page slightly different, as they use different rendering engines. The best way to go is to just program in standards compliant CSS/ JavaScript/HTML and if a certain browser doesn't render it properly, then you know it's not the website that's not standards-compliant, it's the browser. To respond to your second question, I believe in Firefox there is an IE Tab add on that lets you view the page like it would be rendered in Internet Explorer. I don't believe there is anything like this for Google Chrome.
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