I'm not convinced that IETester changes the underlying APIs correctly. Because o...

cheald · on June 28, 2010

I hear you there. I just wish it were easier to have multiple versions of IE laying around without having to boot a VM for each. Heh.

scommab · on June 28, 2010

ThinApp [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VMware_ThinApp] is pretty useful when needing to do "classic" browser testing.

TeHCrAzY · on June 29, 2010

I don't think many people would be willing to invest $6,000 USD (minimum!) to test old versions of IE.

eli · on June 28, 2010

Yeah, I had trouble with those "portable IE6" implementations too. But IETester seems to be a lot closer to the real thing, at least as far as I can tell.

jfrabaute · on June 29, 2010

Hi,

IETester hooking is not perfect yet, but the engine is the correct versioned engine used on each tab. You can find more information here :

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

Regards.

nitrogen · on June 29, 2010

IEs4Linux might work for you then. It can install the original IE6, IE5.5, and IE5 under Wine. IIRC it uses a separate wine tree for each version, so there's no chance of the IE6 js interpreter being run in IE5.