Testing on Multiple Versions of Internet Explorer
Web developers are always concerned about cross-browser compatibility issues and spend a long time testing and handling issues for different browsers.
A common problem is testing your website on different versions of Microsoft's Internet Explorer (IE), the most common browser today, due to the major differences between its versions. The problem is that you can't install mutiple versions of IE side by side on Windows.
One solution to this is to use IETester. IETester is a free web browser that provides you with the rendering engines of IE 8 beta 1, IE 7, IE 6 and IE 5.5, as well as the installed version, on Windows Vista and Windows XP.
Since it is still in Alpha, IETester has some issues with rendering Flash objects and Java applets. However, you usually want to make sure that your page elements are still in their locations, and it does that for you.
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