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That last choice may be a good alternative if you only want to run one specific program and don't need a full-fledged Windows running.

Use a compatibility layer to run windows programs on macOS without virtualization.

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Use a virtualization software (VirtualBox, Parallel Desktop or VMware Fusion) to run Windows inside a virtual machine on macOS.

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Use a Windows PC or install Windows on your Mac using Bootcamp.

That being said, if you really must use Internet Explorer and since it's only available on Windows OS you only have three choices : If your service provider doesn't support any modern cross-platform browser (such as Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome), it may be time for a change of provider or service. It is not known to be a secure browser and has frequent major vulnerabilities. It was mainly us people who developed on Macs, Linux and such, who cared to find ways to support some of the features using various workarounds, tweaks and hacks on other browsers.First, please note that Internet Explorer has been deprecated and replaced by Microsoft Edge since 2015.

Most of those IE-only sites disappeared in the following years after Firefox (and Safari) gained popularity, but many of those web apps remained in use in corporate intranets, and maybe some are still used.

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Many sites started requiring Windows IE, because back then it had features that were hard to do on other browsers, plus statistically "everyone" ran Windows IE Macs, Linux and such were a too tiny and too fragmented miniority to be significant in any statistic. That's just one of the many things the Mac IE didn't support, but the Windows IE did. Windows IE 4 and newer (not the Mac IE) did support the protocol via ActiveX, which was still the way to "Ajax" in IE6 new ActiveXObject('Microsoft.XMLHTTP') rather than new XMLHttpRequest(). Yes, iframes or regular frames and/or Java/Flash/Other plugins via LiveConnect for Non-IE browsers. I've already underlined my point elsewhere in this thread, but to be terse:

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