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ies4osx and macports are handy.
by tjpick 16y ago
ies4osx and macports are handy.
- spxdcz 16y agoAh yes, I'd forgotten about that - I have installed Macports, but find ies4osx a little slow/crappy (compared to Parallels), but it was definitely handy before I splashed out on parallels.
- iamclovin 16y agoI'd recommend brew over macports any day of the week. http://github.com/mxcl/homebrew http://github.com/mxcl/homebrew much faster and much more momentum
- waterside81 16y agoI've found that ies4osx doesn't reproduce the behaviour of IE browsers closely enough - always a corner case here or there. If you can get VMware and a copy of Windows or as the OP mentioned, Parallels, it's the more desirable way to test IE.