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I am running IE6, 7 and 8 in parallel on the same windows install. Properly, without IETester and its glitches. As a web developer, this is a pretty awesome fi
by swombat 16y ago
I am running IE6, 7 and 8 in parallel on the same windows install. Properly, without IETester and its glitches.
As a web developer, this is a pretty awesome find. Basically, it means that instead of needing to run 3 VirtualBoxes (4, soon), one for each version of IE, I can now run just one, thus saving me a gig of RAM and a lot of performance.
- tamersalama 16y agoJust be careful. I've used to test against their IE6 and few things (CSS related) weren't working. Had to use MS own virtual IE6 for a more proper rendering. Awesome service.
- AjJi 16y agoI don't remember having such issues with spoon, it is more common in IETester though. Do you have some examples?
- tamersalama 16y agoOverlays/z-index. Might be able to dig it up.
- odyniec 16y agoThere's also MultipleIEs (http://tredosoft.com/Multiple_IE http://tredosoft.com/Multiple_IE) -- I have it installed on a VirtualBox to run IE6 beside IE8. I mostly use it to test jQuery/JavaScript code and it suffices.