Comments on: Browser Testing for Internet Explorer http://kempwire.com/browsers/browser-testing-for-internet-explorer.html By Jonathan Kemp Tue, 13 Mar 2012 08:01:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Barney http://kempwire.com/browsers/browser-testing-for-internet-explorer.html#comment-172 Barney Sun, 17 Feb 2008 14:22:44 +0000 http://kempwire.com/browsers/browser-testing-for-internet-explorer.html#comment-172 Jonathan, I found your blog specifically by googling "ie6 developer toolbar multiple ies". I'm in the exact same position as you — in my previous job, with a small design studio, testing was an acknowledged part of development and as such I had the luxury of several systems to thoroughly investigate the multiverse of user experiences. In my present job, I'm pretty much rescuing a company whose only presence is an online one, but who as a whole (in their management and processes) have no idea about web development. When I joined their creative department had been working on a new central public-facing site for 6 months, and on launch it was left to me to find out that IE6 exploded on it. I thought multiple IEs was the only way to go (and it wasn't enough!) — this post has saved the reputation of my company (although they won't probably won't appreciate it). Cheers! Jonathan, I found your blog specifically by googling “ie6 developer toolbar multiple ies”. I’m in the exact same position as you — in my previous job, with a small design studio, testing was an acknowledged part of development and as such I had the luxury of several systems to thoroughly investigate the multiverse of user experiences.

In my present job, I’m pretty much rescuing a company whose only presence is an online one, but who as a whole (in their management and processes) have no idea about web development. When I joined their creative department had been working on a new central public-facing site for 6 months, and on launch it was left to me to find out that IE6 exploded on it.

I thought multiple IEs was the only way to go (and it wasn’t enough!) — this post has saved the reputation of my company (although they won’t probably won’t appreciate it). Cheers!

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