Today, the Internet Explorer team is launching a new tool to make it easier to test sites in IE regardless of which platform you're on; seriously! The tool is called <a href="https://remote.modern.ie/">RemoteIE</a> and is designed to offer a virtualized version of the latest version of IE 

I ran through the steps to use the tool myself and wanted to document everything in case you run into any hiccups.

First, head on over to <a href="https://remote.modern.ie/">https://remote.modern.ie/</a> which will take you to this page:

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You'll need a Microsoft account to use the service since it needs to associate the service to that account. 

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If you have a Live.com or Outlook.com you can use that or you can register for a new one. No, you don't need to use those services for anything else if you don't want to but they've actually gotten way better and it might be worth a look.

Next, you'll want to select which server is closest to you so you have the best possible performance:

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