A few weeks ago I posted a responsive web design tool to help adjust the view portal for responsive testing.
It was alright, another tool to check out and maybe add to your bookmarks, but I’m always interested in finding new and better tools. In the comments, Dave tipped me off on a Google Chrome app that will adjust your view portal while using Google Chrome.
How slick is that?
Check it out:
Window Resizer
Once you’ve got Window Resizer rockin’ in Google Chrome, make your tweaks:
Once you’re up and running, simply click on the Window Resizer icon and pick your size:
Yup.
It’s that easy!
Powerful? I wouldn’t say so. But it is a nice, quick, and easy way to throw your browser into an alternative size.
You can learn more and snag it from the Google Chrome Web Store.
Do you have any favorite Google Chrome apps that you use for web design and development?
Brian Alexander says
I guess your monitor would have to be large enough to accommodate for all of these sizes. Would suck if you were rockin’ 600×800 res. 😉
Paul Clifford (@PaulAlanClif) says
I’ve used this for a while and I even added a retina preset. With that said, if the resolution is too big, it just goes past what you can see on your screen, so you can just drag it around to see things you need to see.
Paul
Eric Dye says
Great tip!