Need Mac software to emulate IE 8 & 9
#1
Need Mac software to emulate IE 8 & 9
i quit microsoft a couple years ago and now im in need of a bridge of sorts.
i have a software that is only supported in IE 8 and 9. does anyone have experience with any available option? google throws a ton of stuff at me, but it doesnt appear to be supported by microsoft.... i need updates and the such...
help a brotha' out!
i have a software that is only supported in IE 8 and 9. does anyone have experience with any available option? google throws a ton of stuff at me, but it doesnt appear to be supported by microsoft.... i need updates and the such...
help a brotha' out!
#4
Yes, if you run Parallels or Fusion you can run any Windows operating system on your Mac.
Go to these links for more info, see what you think:
http://www.parallels.com/products/desktop/
VMware Fusion: Run Windows on Mac, Virtualization for Mac Lion
Go to these links for more info, see what you think:
http://www.parallels.com/products/desktop/
VMware Fusion: Run Windows on Mac, Virtualization for Mac Lion
#5
I've used Parallels for about four years for the same reason - work software that's Windows exclusive. It's fairly seamless.
IMO the only way to go is to run it open as a program in its own window. I've heard of some folks doing the whole shutdown the Mac side and restart as Windows - blah.
However, if I understand your OP correctly, your Windows exclusive item is web based. In that case you could try Chrome. I use it exclusively for the web unless I'm testing something across browsers.
Chrome also has IE emulation extensions. I tried one the other day for a CCTV viewer and it didn't exactly work as expected but worth a try for your needs before going the whole Parallels route.
IMO the only way to go is to run it open as a program in its own window. I've heard of some folks doing the whole shutdown the Mac side and restart as Windows - blah.
However, if I understand your OP correctly, your Windows exclusive item is web based. In that case you could try Chrome. I use it exclusively for the web unless I'm testing something across browsers.
Chrome also has IE emulation extensions. I tried one the other day for a CCTV viewer and it didn't exactly work as expected but worth a try for your needs before going the whole Parallels route.
#8
what do you need IE for exclusively?
Does it not work in other browsers, or does the software just not let you use other browsers (I.E. [awful pun], something is broken, or does it say "this browser is not supported?")
If the latter, get firefox/mozilla/chrome (chrome needs extension) and set it to spoof the browserid to IEv8 or whatev.
Edit:just saw another user already posted this!
Does it not work in other browsers, or does the software just not let you use other browsers (I.E. [awful pun], something is broken, or does it say "this browser is not supported?")
If the latter, get firefox/mozilla/chrome (chrome needs extension) and set it to spoof the browserid to IEv8 or whatev.
Edit:just saw another user already posted this!
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