Online Internet Explorer Simulators

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hookedonwinter picture hookedonwinter · Aug 6, 2010 · Viewed 214.3k times · Source

(Tried to find simular questions / duplicates, failed)

I develop on a mac. I love my mac. I develop using Chrome, Firefox, and Safari. I love them all for different reasons.

But I have to develop for Internet Explorer users as well.

I know, I am not unique here.

I enjoy using the webkit inspector / firebug to mess with CSS. One of the biggest issues I've found when testing ie6-8 is the inability to edit CSS on the fly. The back and forth to a VM or an actual pc, trying something in CSS, saving, reloading in IE, failing, and repeating, leads to a slow development process.

So, on to my actual question.

Is there any sort of online emulator/simulator for various internet explorer versions? Something that somehow renders the page using the ie engine, but still allows me to use my inspector?

Is this even possible?

Answer

raven myers picture raven myers · Feb 14, 2013

Here is another idea for you. It is also online w/ no download. It uses window 7 + ie9 with no flash support though ie9 online

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