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We have IE, Firefox, Mozilla, Safari, Opera, Chrome and more. We have mobile devices with screens from three to ten inches, computers with monitors in 4:3, 16:9, 21:9 and TV’s right up to 100”. No wonder there are compatibility issues.

MS has released modern.IE as a tool that lets web developers scan a web page and guide them on how to fix common compatibility problems. Sure it is all about MS wanting the best experience on IE across the whole range of devices (and Windows 8 tiles as well) but anything that helps is good.

MS has also partnered with BrowserStack to offer 3 months free testing on a wide range of browsers running on virtual machines. These include Win XP (Firefox versions 3-18, Chrome 14-25 etc), Win 7, Win 8, Mac OSX (Lion, Mountain Lion, Snow Leopard), iOS and Android (with a wide range of models) See the list of browsers supported.

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Ray Shaw

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Ray Shaw ray@im.com.au  has a passion for IT ever since building his first computer in 1980. He is a qualified journalist, hosted a consumer IT based radio program on ABC radio for 10 years, has developed world leading software for the events industry and is smart enough to no longer own a retail computer store!

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