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You don't need VMs or the sort to test old versions of IE. Open IE and hit F12, this will open IEs equivalent of Chrome Developer tools. It has options to chan
by Daegalus 14y ago
You don't need VMs or the sort to test old versions of IE.
Open IE and hit F12, this will open IEs equivalent of Chrome Developer tools. It has options to change which IE engine it uses all the way back to IE7 for testing.
- ecaron 14y agoWhich gets you close, but not close enough to say "I've testing in IEX." Although the DOM modelling is very close, the CSS and JS quirks between different versions aren't emulated enough in F12 to catch the problems that using the actual version would expose.
- ataylor32 14y agoI agree with ecaron. See this link: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10249454/how-well-does-ie7-8-mode-in-ie9-compare-to-actually-running-ie7-8/11418046#11418046 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10249454/how-well-does-ie...