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IE6,IE7,IE8,IE9,Opera10,Chrome,FF,Safari... what else?

How do you organize your workspace to efficiently test html/css/javascript in all these browsers? What software are you using to make all this browsers working on a single PC? Especially I'm interested in testing different versions of IE.

Thank you!

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There are different online services. None of them are perfect but you may give a shot:

Adobe BrowserLab (edit: Shutdown on Mar 13, 2013)
Browser Cam
Browser Shots
Web Shots Pro

Recommended by Adobe as replacements for "BrowserLab":
Browser Stack
Sauce Labs (They have an offer for BrowserLab users)

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I use virtual environment for different versions of the same browser

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Use a VM, like Microsoft's Windows XP mode and install Multiple IEs http://tredosoft.com/Multiple_IE. This allows for all Internet Explorers supported by XP and the others can be installed in Vista/Windows 7 should you use that.

Concurrent installation of Firefox versions in different locations and profile folders works.

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We have recently released Browserstack, an online cross browser testing tool in beta.

All browsers are readily available for interactive testing without any need for local setup or Virtual Machines. All Browsers have debugging tools installed and you can test your local server in our remote browsers. There are many more features we provide for easy testing.

I hope our product can make your cross browser testing easier.