I use a 1024x768 screen, so testing the 1152x864+ (4:3) or 1280x720+ (wide) resolutions doesn´t work for me as this only resize a new windows automatically.
yes
if your website looks good in 1024x768 screen you dont need to check your website in higher resolution but you can check in 800x600 or 640x480 screen
it mostly helps those who has a not fixed theme and edited in high resolution
I'm not sure, but it's not working correctly?
All it's doing is opening up a new page with the domain I entered.
Well, we can do this manually, you should make it better and not just opening another window with the selected screen size because it doesn't help anything.
why it does'nt help and how exactly you can open a window in exact dimension like 800x600?
it's will add scrolls and it will look as my main size of monitor.
(2011-07-30, 11:32 AM)h0mayun Wrote: [ -> ]why it does'nt help and how exactly you can open a window in exact dimension like 800x600?
http://chrispederick.com/work/web-developer/ Why use your site when there is a tool bar that does it? Something that would be useful is to test different browsers at different resolutions.
It's a neat tool, but what everyone's trying to say is that it's not overly useful/intuitive.
