Just wondering what responsive testing tools people are using as I have varying results from different websites.
I tend to use the firefox plugin but that also seems to vary results compared to different websites.
Testing for different devices
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Re: Testing for different devices
I use the Chrome-tool, as well as my phone (Android, don't remember the resolution and too lazy to find out right now), as well as whichever other phones and tablets people I know have (my wife has to put up with a lot!)
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Re: Testing for different devices
I use responsive design mode in Firefox. As far as I know, that's part of core. I set it up with modes for the largest and smallest screens possible in each Bootstrap size. For example, medium is 768x1024 and 991x1024. XS and XL only get one size each.