You can have several views next to each other, saving you from needing to change to another view every so often, and a view like that makes it overall easier to compare different viewports to one another.
Developer focussed browsers like Sizzy have the same feature included.
Of course it's not hard to do that, I never said that it was.
In the end it's a personal choice, and both is valid, whatever suits ones workflow.
Some (like myself as well) like to view some viewports in parallel to compare them, maybe also with synchronised scrolling and actions (you do something in one device, and it does the same on every other screen, kinda like GhostLab allows you to do as well), some work best solely with responsive mode.
Yes we are indeed happy for this achievement, really 🙂 It's also okay to challenge an idea a bit so the author knows how to improve the app. Ofc, if that sounds not friendly, that's our fault.
You can test on different, popular devices simultaneously and Responsivize features device frames (bezels, notches, etc.) along with browser menubars that other dev tools simply don't offer, to make the testing experience feel more real!
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Thanks for sharing! How's that different from the Mobile view in Chrome dev tools?
You can have several views next to each other, saving you from needing to change to another view every so often, and a view like that makes it overall easier to compare different viewports to one another.
Developer focussed browsers like Sizzy have the same feature included.
But is it really so hard to switch views in devtools?
Why can't we be happy for the 16 yr old student for his achievement and just congratulate him for his work?
Of course it's not hard to do that, I never said that it was.
In the end it's a personal choice, and both is valid, whatever suits ones workflow.
Some (like myself as well) like to view some viewports in parallel to compare them, maybe also with synchronised scrolling and actions (you do something in one device, and it does the same on every other screen, kinda like GhostLab allows you to do as well), some work best solely with responsive mode.
Yes we are indeed happy for this achievement, really 🙂 It's also okay to challenge an idea a bit so the author knows how to improve the app. Ofc, if that sounds not friendly, that's our fault.
You can test on different, popular devices simultaneously and Responsivize features device frames (bezels, notches, etc.) along with browser menubars that other dev tools simply don't offer, to make the testing experience feel more real!