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I have a Linux box. How do I see how my HTML pages look as rendered in Internet Explorer?

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I have a Linux box. How do I see how my HTML pages look as rendered in Microsoft Internet Explorer? How do I test JavaScript functionality in Internet Explorer?

I don't want to install a VM and a copy of the Windows OS.

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tpdi Avatar asked Apr 08 '09 00:04

tpdi


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Your best friend as a Linux web developer is IEs4Linux, which uses Wine to run different versions of Internet Explorer.

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Marcel Guzman Avatar answered Oct 21 '22 07:10

Marcel Guzman