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Also worth noting: remote IE [1] can be used to test IE from a remote machine. Would prevent from wasting disk space installing one window VM for each IE versi
by me_bx 11y ago
Also worth noting: remote IE [1] can be used to test IE from a remote machine.
Would prevent from wasting disk space installing one window VM for each IE version to test...
Has anyone tried it? It's not clear from the site which version of IE is available from that service.
Too bad they don't have a linux client either :(
[1] https://remote.modern.ie/ https://remote.modern.ie/
- narsil 11y agoI've tried it from my Mac. It's far more convenient than a VM. It runs IE 11.
- therealmarv 11y agoit is running Edge... look at the version number closely ;) my experience with it: I have connection loses often with remote IE. It's not so good :(
- jimbobimbo 11y agoIt is NOT running Edge - it is running an "edge version" of IE. http://stackoverflow.com/a/12530777 http://stackoverflow.com/a/12530777
- therealmarv 11y agoyou are wrong. It is THE Edge browser. Test it yourself with http://html5test.com http://html5test.com it reaches point scores which are not reachable for IE11. Also the browser identifies itself to other websites as Chromium browser like the Edge browser.
- steilpass 11y agoyou've made me excited. after 15 minutes fooling around I give up. the download in the mac app store fails with some network issue.
- eva_MSFT 11y agoContact us on rdios@microsoft.com and send us some details on your issue. Use as well the moderated Technet forum http://aka.ms/technet-rdc http://aka.ms/technet-rdc to post issues.
- matwood 11y agoI've tried using the remote IE over RDP for OSX. It's horrible. It might work okay just to see if a site loads, but if you have any JS issues and to try and debug it locks up and quickly becomes unresponsive.