Updated Chrome DevTools: emulation of different screens and testing applications on devices from the desktop
The Chrome beta branches for desktop and for Android have been updated, adding some interesting Chrome DevTools features for testing mobile apps and websites.
The first is the emulation of different physical screens in Chrome. From the new Emulation tab, you can select a pre-installed device and the application will be shown with the parameters of its screen - as shown in the example below. Screen emulation options, like its resolution, are fully editable:
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The second feature is the ability to test a web application on a USB-connected mobile device from a browser. Without the need to install adb-drivers or something to configure, desktop Chrome detects all running instances of Chrome and WebView in Android and displays them on the screen, providing the ability to manage them both from the phone and from the desktop browser.
In the video, it looks like this:
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The first is the emulation of different physical screens in Chrome. From the new Emulation tab, you can select a pre-installed device and the application will be shown with the parameters of its screen - as shown in the example below. Screen emulation options, like its resolution, are fully editable:
')
The second feature is the ability to test a web application on a USB-connected mobile device from a browser. Without the need to install adb-drivers or something to configure, desktop Chrome detects all running instances of Chrome and WebView in Android and displays them on the screen, providing the ability to manage them both from the phone and from the desktop browser.
In the video, it looks like this:
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/204732/
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