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Simple question... How am I going to reproduce Javascript bugs if I don't have a Mac & Safari? Is it possible to run a legit copy of Mac OS on VMWare, or even better...run Safari in Windows?

Simple question... How am I going to reproduce Javascript bugs if I don't have a Mac & Safari? Is it possible to run a legit copy of Mac OS on VMWare, or even better...run Safari in Windows?

  • javascript
  • html
  • macos
  • testing
  • safari
Share Improve this question asked May 27, 2009 at 22:08 KladskullKladskull 10.8k22 gold badges71 silver badges115 bronze badges 4
  • Are you content that the implementation of Safari on Windows will be the same as the implementation of Safari on Mac (or iPhone, or whatever)? I know that early iterations of IE on Mac vs. PC had pletely different behavior. – Paul Sonier Commented May 27, 2009 at 22:11
  • I think that yes, they are pretty the same. IE on Mac used a different rendering engine, and was even more crappy. – Fabien Ménager Commented May 27, 2009 at 22:14
  • 1 And yes, it is possible to run a legit copy of MacOS on WMware (or event better, on VirtualBox) if you own one. – Fabien Ménager Commented May 27, 2009 at 22:15
  • Safari engine behaviour is to all intents and purposes the same across mac and windows (there are no platform variations at all in JavaScriptCore) – olliej Commented May 27, 2009 at 22:17
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Apple had a windows download for safari, but it's long-gone.

This is long out-of-date. Can't delete this accepted answer. :-(

or even better...run Safari in Windows?

Sure: http://www.apple./safari/

I expect that any JS bug will be repeatable in the Windows version of Safari as well. However, for pleteness, there are several services that allow you to view your web page in a metric boatload of browsers on OS X, Linux, and Windows, e.g. litmusapp.. In this case, your question suggests that you may need more than a screenshot -- browsrcamp. has a service which allows you to remote into a Mac and use a web browser interactively.

(Grain of salt: I haven't used any of these services myself.)

This is an extremely odd question. Javascript can have bugs on any platform. Why not download Safari for Windows, or use Firefox bined with Firebug?

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