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How to test websites for responsiveness?
The bottom line is that the client asked to remove the adaptability on the site.
I removed it, now the same site is displayed on the phone, only in a "reduced version".
Essence of the question: When I check whether the adaptability on the site is completely removed by narrowing the browser screen, it breaks, it still tries to adapt, but when I check the mob on the Google emulator. devices are fine. does not break, looks like it should.
I apologize in advance for the stupid question, but what's the point?
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"removed" - media (ugh meta :) line was removed? so mobiles then render approximately under 980 and not under their real size. and the desktop browser compresses more strongly than 980? well here it is
You need to remove the meta tag with the viewport from the head.
+ it all depends on how you set the size of the blocks. They should all be set statically in px. Well, except for the height of course :)
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