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I have a relatively simple doubt, I’m looking for some plugin to the chrome, but I still can’t find exactly what I wanted, which is basically to see if our website is responsive on all possible screens.
I know there’s a inspect element and resize the page, but wanted something easier to handle, because the dimensions are not always equal when they are resized.
Chrome has the option
Toggle Device Modewhich allows simulating different screen sizes (has various types of devices) as well as analysing themedia queriesand simulate slower networks (throttling). To access this option open the tools of Developer (Ctrl-Shift-I).– Omni
Yeah, but I can’t make the media happy, and there’s my problem. So opt for a plugin, maybe it will be easier to see what is well done or not, or open me +4 windows around. Thanks @jsantos1991 by Edit
– n1c0t0p
To see the
media querieshas a boot which allows you to see which were themedia queriesmade and to what dimensions.– Omni
Yes, mobile device! I have already tested, but it does not work the element Inspect, I change until the color and does not change. It may well be that it is my Chrome that is having problems derived from the last update...
– n1c0t0p
Try the Opera Mobile Emulator. With it you create a preconfigured Opera instance with several aspects related to responsiveness. Have a presets for you to configure based on the specifications of a particular smartphone/tablet or create your own from a base model.
– Bruno Augusto
Attention, I’m looking for Chrome. I’m not in the multi-browser testing phase yet! But thanks for the advice.
– n1c0t0p
You said you wanted something easy, this emulator simulates the device and not the browser. It’s Something...
– Bruno Augusto
Yes, but the idea is to be from the browser...
– n1c0t0p