Multiple BrowsersHave Internet Explorer 9, 10, 11, and Microsoft ® Edge right on your dev machine—and all running at the same time. Run incompatible browsers in separate installations of Windows in separate VMs. Plus, test in all of them simultaneously using your favorite web development tool (Dreamweaver ®, WordPress, Microsoft ® Expression, and more) to make changes to your site. If you regularly use multiple IE versions, try out the Launch tool in Parallels ® Toolbox to launch them all at once and save time. (Parallels Toolbox is included with your purchase of Parallels Desktop Pro Edition.). Develop MenuAccess the Develop menu by selecting “Software Development” as your VM profile, or by enabling “Show Developer Tools” in your VM configuration.

Parallels Desktop for Mac is the first solution that gives Apple users the ability to run Windows, Linux or any other operating system and their critical applications at the same time as Mac OS X.

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From the menu bar, select Develop and choose from the following tools. Start SSH SessionQuickly start an SSH session with your VM. This command requires an SSH server running on your VM; calls 'ssh ' command in Terminal. Open in BrowserTest and open your website in one click.

Start Debugging SessionStart a debugging session directly from Parallels Desktop. Note: Parallels Desktop supports lldb as a debugging front end. It should be installed with the XCode command line tools or XCode.

Generate a Core DumpGenerate the VM memory dump. Test a Beta OS or UpdateTake advantage of future public beta OSes from Apple and Microsoft without risking your data. Install a beta macOS or beta Windows release in a virtual machine safely on your Mac.New update or upgrade released? First test it out in a VM.

Save snapshots of a virtual machine. If something goes wrong, you can revert the changes back to any of your snapshots and continue working with the guest OS. Plus, the SmartGuard functionality in Parallells Desktop allows you to automate snapshots’ creation. Download Pre-Built VMsIf you don't have enough time to create a new virtual machine with the required configuration, you can download a ready-to-use one with a predefined configuration.Simply choose File New and select from the “Free Systems” section. Pre-built VMs include a full Windows 10 Development Environment with Visual Studio and other tools pre-installed, a wide variety of Windows versions with different IE and Edge browsers pre-installed, Ubuntu Linux, Fedora Linux, CentOS Linux, Debian GNU/Linux, Mint Linux, and Android virtual machines.

This is a major update for Parallels Desktop™. Patrickdane, Coming from VM or Wine its amazingqI just need to run a couple software programs that are windows only and have been stuck between a virtual box or cloud services. Both seem to have enough lag to put me off of using them on a regular basis. Running windows on this is very smooth. I had a remote connection to my work computer, parallel running windows and downloading/installing software, and my chrome up in macOS all with little to no lag.

Compared to the other options I have tried this one is the first that feels like an 'apple' solution. Clean, great UI, and just runs smoothly.

I plan on purchasing after my trial. Mtnscll, For $80/year they'll track you and force ads at youBeen paying these people for 3 years and finally had enough and moving to VMware Fusion, which is much better. Straw that broke my back was Parallels insistence on showing me ads for their other products every week. I tried opting-out, tried opening support cases, these pople just don't care.If you're trying to play a game this.MIGHT. work for you. If you need to run VM's or do anything business-related or 'mission-critical' stay far away.