[LRUG] Best way to use Windows IE on Snow Leopard?

[Jon Gilbraith]

I also saw layout strangeness when I tried Multiple IE a few years ago.
 Perhaps naively I assumed that if people were still using it then that
might have been improved upon.

I admittedly don't tend to test IE all that thoroughly but I've since used
IE tester and found that sufficient for basic testing.  I imagine though if
you wanted to do any serious digging you'd have to have the actual browsers
in order to use the developer extensions.

http://www.my-debugbar.com/wiki/IETester/HomePage

On 28 April 2010 09:53, Will Tomlins <will.tomlins at unboxedconsulting.com>wrote:

>
>  On Windows, you might want to avail yourself of MultipleIE:
>>> >  http://tredosoft.com/Multiple_IE
>>> >  This lets you install multiple versions of IE going back as far as
>>> IE3.
>>>
>>>
>> I've been burned in the past by Multiple_IE behaving differently to the
>> various versions of IE installed, from memory there were some edge cases
>> where things that should have been broken in an old IE version mysteriously
>> worked (which made me think an underlying DLL had been upgraded and thus it
>> didn't represent a true IE5/6 setup any more).
>>
>> Suffice to say, it rendered the whole exercise a little pointless if I
>> couldn't rely on it to catch my bugs.
>>
>>
>>
> Agreed... One thing if you really want to use multiple IE - It doesn't
> support cookies!  I once wasted 3 days on a project trying to find out why a
> cookie wasn't being set correctly in IE6 only to find that it was being set
> correctly in IE6.
>
> Will
>
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