Relevant: http://browsersize.googlelabs.com/
Simple visual tool to show what percentage of web users can see different areas of your website without needing to scroll.
ResizeMyBrowser
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#12Can someone also create a "don't you dare resize my browser you darn pesky website" - although this deviant behaviour does seem to be a lot less prevalent than it once was.
Under XMonad, tiling windows won't be resized.
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#13Doesn't seem to work in Opera, and the attempt to open a new window just opens a new tab (which of course, is the same size as the rest of the tabs).
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#14It's cool!
One little thing, the iPhone 4 doesnt respond to neither css nor js resolution of 960*640, instead it has the same resolution as the 3GS but with -webkit-device-pixel-ratio: 2
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#15Much nicer alternative: http://browsersize.com/
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#16Nice, but I can't help but think this would be better as a browser extension instead. That way you could use it on your own URL without going back and forth.
A bookmarklet can probably perform this.
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#17Doesn't seem to work in Opera, and the attempt to open a new window just opens a new tab (which of course, is the same size as the rest of the tabs).
worked for me (Opera too), it opened up a tab with the size I selected. Check your settings
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#18My only complaint is that on a dual monitor setup the maximum link centers the window in the middle of the two screens.
Pretty slick either way.
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#19heh I miss this ever since web inspector and firebug pretty much replaced the web developers toolbar good job, thanks
I used to have both, firebug and webdev inspector when I was into html more than I'm now, can't remember any problems with them co-existing.
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#20Can someone also create a "don't you dare resize my browser you darn pesky website" - although this deviant behaviour does seem to be a lot less prevalent than it once was.
Under XMonad, tiling windows won't be resized.
In both awesome and xmonad mine was resized (firefox 4). Although in awesome I see the desktop over where the window used to be, in xmonad the (now inactive) part of the window stays exactly what it looked like before, but just static.