In setting of a default popup window size/position for Chrome, first open an instance of a broswer. Then press on the upright "Restore" button of the opened browser(Google Chrome). Go make adjustment to desired size and position of the window for the browser. Maximize the main tabbed window of the browser. Open up a popup window. The default popup window should now be in-line with the modified browser window size/position.
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I need to view a webpage using specific dimensions without having to resize a web browser window all the time.
(Windows)
Firefox:
Shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+M, or:
Press F12 to open devtools sidebar
On the top right corner of the bar, click the button "Responsive Design-modus", the icon looks like a little phone on a tablet
Chrome/ Edge:
Shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+M, or:
Press F12 to open devtools sidebar
On top left corner of the bar, click the button "Toggle device toolbar", the icon looks like a phone on a tablet (Chrome) or a phone on a screen (Edge)
Opera:
Shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+M (might not work and open Messenger sidebar by default), or:
Press Ctrl+Shift+I to open devtools sidebar
On top left corner of the bar, click the button "Toggle device toolbar", the icon looks like a phone on a tablet
How to use:
From the dropdown menu "Responsive" you can change the viewport size to match a set of devices or add your own, or leave it on responsive and change the two number fields next to it with the desired width and height
You can increase/decrease font size within chrome's developer toolbox by pressing CMD and + or - but it seems only to work in docked mode.
If I do that within an undocked separate window, it zooms in/out the web page too.
Is there a possibility to achieve the same in floating-window-mode?
EDIT: See related bug: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=1100135
The devtools window or the inspect window on Chrome on my Mac somehow shrank when I accidentally hit some combination of keys and swipes, as you can see from the picture below. I have tried focusing on the inspect window and doing control+shift++ and control+shift+0 as instructed on the Chrome documentation, but they do not work.
There must be some control on the toolbar in devtools but it is too small for me to see.
How do I restore the inspect window to the original default zoom?
cmd+0 is the solution here, since this is the hotkey to restore zoom on a Mac.
I attached two screenshots both Mozilla and chrome
While I am using Inspect element control Mozilla was viewed as my actual screen size but chrome changed in different resolution
How to fix it?
Activate responsive web design mode in FF (CTRL+SHIFT+M)
In chrome, disable device mode, to get the normal screen size.
There is a button in the inspect element in Chrome to toggle device toolbar.
Click it, and you are done.
When you've opened the inspector, click on the kebab menu on the top right(three vertical dots), there select the doc size to "undock into separate window".
Chrome's dev tools starting behaving strangely today. When I expand the dev tools pane, the main browser window scales down proportionately rather than becoming narrower (or shorter).
I've searched through the settings to see if there is something I inadvertently checked or unchecked, but haven't had any luck. I've also disabled all extensions and verified that I'm on the current version of Chrome.
You can see the effect in the screenshots below. The browser pane in the first screen shot has already scaled down, and scales further as I expand the dev tools pane in the second shot.
What should I do to fix this?
So it turns out it was a combination of settings I had inadvertently checked.
In Developer Tools Settings, Show 'Emulation' view in console drawer has to be checked
In the console drawer, on the Emulation tab, if Emulate screen and Shrink to fit are both checked, the browser window will scale as the dev tools pane is resized.
I unchecked Emulate screen and all is well.