Responsive View

Test your responsive design across different devices

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Test your responsive design across different devices

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Cool! After entering a website it would be great if you could generate a link i can sent to clients for them to view the result. At the moment it's always "er.php".

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10yr ago

@willyyr yea a shareable link would be awesome. Nice job on it.

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10yr ago

@willyyr Check Responsinator, they give you site-specific sharable links. http://www.responsinator.com/. No desktop options tho, only mobile/tablet

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10yr ago

Blanq

@paulprins @willyyr I like that.

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10yr ago

Blanq

@paulprins @willyyr Helps.

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10yr ago

Why don't just use the Responsive Design Mode in Safari (Alt+Cmd+R)? Other browsers have similar features too.

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10yr ago

BTW, Alt+Click on a screen icon changes orientation in this mode.

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10yr ago

For some reason, it shows the Desktop version everywhere though if you actually check the website on Mobile it loads up the Mobile version of http://PhoneRadar.com Is something missing?

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10yr ago

Does it do anything else than size an iframe according to different devices? And yes, it has problems with XFrame. Otherwise cool.

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10yr ago

Showing the website in an Iframe does not help much.. The actual design in the Device may vary.. There are many similar sites showing in iframe.. No idea what's the use of creating yet another one? or just an exercise?

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10yr ago

StreamNowTV

Would be great to see Android too. I have most of these devices but always have to wonder how it looks on Android while working.

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10yr ago

SpaceX Pocket Notebooks

I like these things (I created something similar). Recommended updates: - It should definitely have a query string or a hash at the end to make it shareable - Add some error calculation for XFRAME Options (add google.com into the URL to see what I mean) This is still much more suited to providing a general overview to people about what you mean when you say responsive, or as a screenshot tool for your portfolio. Testing is next to useless using iframes so you're much better off with actual devices or something like browserstack.

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10yr ago

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