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What, no support for Linux? I'm only half-joking, I really wish that I could test IE compatibility without having to find a Windows box. (This wouldn't help me
by bravura 17y ago
What, no support for Linux? I'm only half-joking, I really wish that I could test IE compatibility without having to find a Windows box. (This wouldn't help me test IE<9 though.)
Yes, I know about http://browsershots.org http://browsershots.org, but that doesn't help with check interactive javascript.
- ronnier 17y agoWhat about using http://www.virtualbox.org/ http://www.virtualbox.org/ to run windows in a VM?
- bendtheblock 17y agoEven if you could run IE on Linux, it's probably best to test on the same OS that most IE users will be using. We use an old IBM laptop - with IE, FF, Chrome installed - for our Windows testing. Failing that, a VM is probably the best alternative.