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Muhammad Rafique Dev.to (EN Zone) 2026-09-11 17:09 2 views

Meet Responsive Studio — a Chrome extension for testing websites across 50+ real-world device screen sizes instantly. 📱 Phones • Tablets • 💻 Laptops • 🖥️ Desktops Pick a device, preview your website, and spot responsive issues without constantly resizing your browser. 🔗 Open source: https://github.com/Muhammad9985/responsive-studio-extension More devices and features coming soon! 🚀

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