The Google Chrome web browser allows us to emulate various mobile devices. We just need to enter the Developer Tools mode and select the device we want to emulate. The following video clip shows how simple it is to do it.
You can find more resources, including video clips, for learning how to debug using the Google Chrome web browser in my JavaScript Programming course at abelski.lifemichael.com. The course is available for free personal use.
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