How do u test your responsive HTML on different devices?

Answer 1

Tricky question!
I have try many things but didn't find the all in one perfect tool (at least free stuff). Each time I test my website on my stuff it works but when I ask friends it always has a difference because different OS, different screensizes, different browsers,... hard work :'(
I tried Adobe Edge to synchonise your computer with mobile devices, here again I got differences...

Answer 2

you can test responsiveness by simply creating a dummy server using an app called XAMPP . On this app u configure FILEZILLA and then access your html site by using your IP adress. for example u use your mobile phone to access the site by puting your computers ip adress on the address bar . like 192.168.91.6/index

Answer 3

on how to configure FILEZILLA just google there are very simple steps there

Answer 4

@Loris Van Gogh Rigoni
There's no more firebug as addon in FF...
FF now include it as default(both regular and Developer Edition)

Answer 5

1.Changing browser height and width (window sizes)
2.Use FF Developer Edition.
3.Check on mobile.
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It's mostly about resolution and remembering things which you can use (and can't).

Answer 6

@Loris VanGogh
Before using check it's functions first...
Cause if you will not know what and how it can do some stuff -> it will be just regular (and lightweight) browser...
(Youtube fast preview+some fast lessons on main site)

Answer 7

oh thanks! yeah.. also firebug.. sometime make me Crazy..

Answer 8

I don't know FF Developer Ed.. let me discover It now!

Answer 9

yeah.. i usually use Filezilla.. or Total Commander on Win. thank u!