Microsoft launches Cross-platform IE browser without installing Windows system

November 4 News, according to foreign media reports now, from now on the latest version of IE will be compatible with Android, IOS, OS x or other non-Windows platform. Microsoft has released a app called Remoteie, which allows developers to run a preview of the company's latest browser without installing Windows. Microsoft's new IE app is designed to allow developers to build websites that are compatible with their browsers. Meanwhile, the company expects that many developers will not use Windows. Remoteie is based on Microsoft's cloud computing platform Azure. The service is only for testing, Microsoft says, to conserve server resources. After landing Remoteie, if no operation exceeds 10 minutes, the connection will be logged off. And no connection is used for more than 60 minutes, and then it needs to be logged in again. Remoteie is free. All in all, the benefit of this application is that you can use the latest Internet Explorer without any cost, regardless of the user's operating system or development environment. It remains to be seen whether developers will use the service, but Microsoft has offered an olive branch to developers who do not use Windows. (John)