The trick is to load your page in Chrome, then open the developer tools console (Control-Shift-J in Windows) and click the tiny Device Mode icon next to Elements at the top of the window.
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| See the little blue icon next to Elements? Click it. |
From the Device menu, pick the device you want to emulate. Then (just to be sure you're seeing the right native view) refresh/reload the page. Chrome emulates several dozen popular phones and tablets (all the usual suspects, basically). When switching between devices, hit reload to be sure you're seeing the true view.
This is just one of many killer features hidden away in Chrome's dev tools. I may talk about others in upcoming posts.
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Hey listen, the following list of people who retweeted me yesterday might not be 100% complete, but it's as good as I can do with my silly notifications-scraping hack. In any case, you should get busy following the folks shown below. They're fantastic Twitter networkers, and they retweet! (Click their pictures; the pics are live links.)
Have you added your name to our mailing list? What the heck are you waiting for, a personal invitation from @TheTweetOfGod?
Also please visit HackYourDepression.com when you have a chance, and share that link with someone you know who might be suffering from anxiety or depression.
