Responsive Web Design Tester is a responsive design tester extension for chrome. also, it is design extension and responsive web design tester extension and responsive web design extension. it's a free extension , it has 60,000+ active users since released its first version, it earns an average rating of 4.07 from 15 rated user, last update is 1382 days ago.
Test your mobile site on different devices. This extension reflects both the size and the browser of the mobile device. Quickly preview your websites design at the dimensions they will be seen on popular devices. This extension also uses the correct User-Agent, but it does not render web pages in the same way as the mobile device. It is primarily for developers who want to test how a page responds to different devices. Supports both external and internal network (localhost). Add your own devices if you don´t find anything that suits your needs.
You could download the latest version crx file or older version files and install it.
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very good extension
Very nice. I like it how it pops up a new window for dev tools. One suggestion though, on the dropdown for selecting devices could you please add their dimensions and maybe order them by dimensions? Edit - no longer working - the screen doesn't auto size to the size of the device.
Liked all the device options, some tools only have a few or only the latest devices and nothing from even 4-5 years ago that are still used widely. Would be a 4-5 star but it shows any sidebars/menus instead of just the viewable website areas. So the only way to use it is to disable sidebar menu type things. That is a huge pain point and hard to remember when other tools do not require that annoyance. Dimensions seemed off for devices (example: tested the Samsung 6 in portrait, looked more like a smaller vertical tablet dimension). So unfortunately useless for me/us and I'll have to uninstall :(