How to add Google Pixel developer tools to Chrome?
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I don't know how to add a custom Android UI device (like Nexus devices), but you can add a custom device:
- Open Chrome developer tools ( F12or Ctrl+ Shift+ I)
- Enable the device toolbar if it is not already open ( Ctrl+ Shift+ M)
- On the device toolbar, click the drop-down list for the device name and select "Edit & hellip;"
- In the "Emulated Devices" section, select the "Add custom device" button
- In the field "Device name"
Google Pixel
- In the "Width" and "Height" fields, enter
412
and662
respectively - Leave "Device Pixel Ratio" and "User Agent String" blank and make sure the dropdown is set to "Mobile"
- Click the Add button
The Google Pixel will appear in the toolbar as a selectable device.
Warning:
- This does not add an Android UI, but should be a viewport representative for mobile development and testing (as measured on my device with default settings).
- It also does not account for the user changing the "Display Size" in the Google Pixel display settings, which can increase the size of the viewport.
- The viewport will be slightly shorter (less vertical pixels) in Chrome on Android when the page is loaded from the toolbar but scrolled. The values ββabove were measured without the toolbar.
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