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It only lets me launch IE 5.5 and IE 7 instances on 64-bit Vista. It's also not independent from existing IE settings (from registry), so if your IE is locked d
by ivank 19y ago
It only lets me launch IE 5.5 and IE 7 instances on 64-bit Vista. It's also not independent from existing IE settings (from registry), so if your IE is locked down, this will be locked down too.
It would nice to run each version of IE with application-level virtualization, where each has its own fake registry to mess with.
- Xichekolas 19y agoI just run a copy of XP inside VirtualBox to test things in IE. It's not application level virtualization, but I definitely don't care what happens to the registry, as I can just swap in a fresh disk image whenever I want.