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I want to test the mobile version of a website using Google Chrome for Desktop.
Usually I'm able to load mobile sites by prefixing m. before the URL, but trying to load m.superuser.com or m.github.com just results in a "Site cannot be reached" error.
How can I test the mobile version of a website in Chrome for Desktop?
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I'll try to answer this question. OP is asking for "Chrome Application", it can be created from Chromes menu->More tools->Create application shortcuts.
Once click this shortcut(its different from .url) it will open the URL in chrome but without address bar, menu button etc.. Here is a screenshot, desktop application and chrome side by side.
So locating to address bar then ctrl+c wouldn't work. The only way I found, without an extension, is to use "View Page Source"(right click or Ctrl+U), with which, you get back to the standard chrome page with an address bar, then "ctrl+L, ctrl+C" will work, just need to remove the "view-source" from the copied content.
Best Answer
You can use Google Chrome's developer tools to request the mobile version of a website:
Click the 'Toggle device toolbar' button to turn Device Mode on or off. (Icon is blue when Device Mode is on).
(Optional) Select which mobile device you want to simulate with the 'Viewport controls'.
Refresh the webpage with device mode enabled to allow the mobile version to load.
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