Depends on what you do. I've been using VirtualBox for years and it's pretty good for testing my work in IE.
However I bought Parallels 15 a few weeks ago when it was on sale - I have to say I'm impressed by the integrations - launching windows apps from spotlight, opening files in windows from macOS, sharing files, etc. Overall it's way better & faster than VBox.
I'm a fan of Open Source and have a growing interest in serverless and edge computing. I'm not a big fan of spiders, but they're doing good work eating bugs. I also stream on Twitch.
Depends on what you do. I've been using VirtualBox for years and it's pretty good for testing my work in IE.
However I bought Parallels 15 a few weeks ago when it was on sale - I have to say I'm impressed by the integrations - launching windows apps from spotlight, opening files in windows from macOS, sharing files, etc. Overall it's way better & faster than VBox.
I kinda hate their pricing model though.
Mainly for browser testing, but I may do some programming on Windows as well. So far, looks like Parallels. Thanks for the response!
You could always look into online / cloud-based browser testing services. You can integrate those into CI/CD pipelines too, so that's a win.
I don't currently do that myself though, so I can't recommend a specific service.