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Correction: free limited Windows VM images for testing Microsoft browsers. You can't just throw these on a copy of your favorite virtualization platform and ha

by ac29 11y ago

Correction: free limited Windows VM images for testing Microsoft browsers. You can't just throw these on a copy of your favorite virtualization platform and have a free copy of Windows to legally do whatever you'd like with, indefinitely.

godzillabrennus 11y ago
Indeed. Better off using http://browserling.com http://browserling.com to test.
- singham 11y ago
  BrowserStack.Com is much better
  - ngrilly 11y ago
    Why do you feel it is better?
    - EugeneOZ 11y ago
      Maybe because of much bigger latency which makes debugging animations so sexy (almost impossible).
      - ngrilly 11y ago
        I remember having been hit by this issue in the past (I'm in Europe too). It made me use a local virtual machine instead with VirtualBox.
- nailer 11y ago
  Not sure how it in the US, but latency makes browserling unusable in Europe.
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TheLogothete 11y ago
As far as I know, people from Microsoft recommend to snapshot the images and just roll back to avoid the 90 period.
- JupiterMoon 11y ago
  The documentation and download page explicitly say this.. I don't no how legally valid these statements are though.
TheLogothete 11y ago
As far as I know, people from Microsoft recommend to snapshot the images and just roll back to avoid the 90 period.