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Máquinas virtuais para testar o Internet Explorer e o Edge

Captura de tela da página em que a Microsoft oferecia máquinas virtuais gratuitas para testar versões do Internet Explorer e do Edge.

Captura de tela do navegador Edge com a aba “Virtual Machines - Microsoft Edg(e)” e o endereço “(m)icrosoft-edge/tools/vms/”. Cabeçalho: “Microsoft | Microsoft Edge Developer”, menus “Resources”, “Web Platform”, “Tools”, “Support”, “Careers”. Trilha: “Home \ Tools \ VMs”. Título “Virtual Machines” e subtítulo “Test IE11 and Microsoft Edge Legacy using free Windows 10 virtual machines you download and manage locally”. “Select a download”, campo “Virtual Machines” com a lista aberta: “Select one”, “IE8 on Win7 (x86)”, “IE9 on Win7 (x86)”, “IE10 on Win7 (x86)”, “IE11 on Win7 (x86)”, “IE11 on Win81 (x86)”, “MSEdge on Win10 (x64) Stable 1809”. Texto: “These virtual machines expire after 90 days. We recommend setting a snapshot when you first install the virtual machine which you can roll back to later. Mac users will need to use a tool that supports zip64, like The Unarchiver, to unzip the files.” “The password to your VM is “Passw0rd!”” Link “View installation instructions”. Rodapé: “The Microsoft Software License Terms for the Microsoft Edge and IE VMs are included in the release notes and supersede any conflicting Windows license terms included in the VMs. By downloading and using this software, you agree to these license terms.”