Maybe a browser plugin? Just looking for a dirty, quick way to test some mobile web development.
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Maybe a browser plugin? Just looking for a dirty, quick way to test some mobile web development.
Here’s 3 tools I found pretty helpful for testing media queries for mobile devices within my desktop browser:
Adobe Shadow: You’ll have to download the app on your mobile device, and then link the device to Chrome and once you’ve done so you can inspect your webpages on chrome as they would appear on your mobile device.
Remote Debugging with Chrome for Android: Similar to Adobe Shadow, but I found this to be a lot more reliable when dealing with network requests on mobile devices – you will need a android device with Ice Cream Sandwich however.
Changing User Agent on Safari to debug different browsers straight from your desktop Safari: If you have Safari, it allows you to change the useragent string from the developer tools. Pretty useful if you want to spoof browsers. – Didn’t really find this useful for media queries though.