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I am developing a javascript bookmarklet that needs to be functional in IE 7 and IE 8. However I have IE 9 installed on my systems. Besides running separate instances of Windows that have older versions of IE installed, what are my options for being able to test a bookmarklet in IE 7 and IE 8? I have tried IETester, but haven’t found a way to “install” a bookmarklet since there is no favorites bar to drag to.
You can either use virtual machines, which can be kind of a lot work to install. I personally use the tool Cross Browser Testing. It’s the best way to make sure it will work in every single browser.
It has two types of testing, screenshots and remote control. In your case you might want to remote control a virtual machine and test it out.