Is it a normal bunch - an inexpensive used iPad, on which you can roll iPadOS + Inspect Browser for cross-browser testing?

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iPad

Good afternoon, I am a web developer, from time to time I am faced with the need to fix page rendering errors that occur on apple devices. I never owned them myself, I started buying them at work, as a result I run around the office and shoot iPhones from colleagues, but that’s not the point. Is it sensible to do as described in the question? The wiki has an extensive list of devices on which the new iPadOS is installed, including, for example, the iPad Mini 4 and iPad Air 2, which can be found on Avita for 12-14 sput. On them, in theory, it would be possible to check the work of the entire zoo of apple trees, whose viewports differ from generation to generation, and, obviously, to check on a flatbed width. If anyone works like this, please describe what kind of underwater rake. Thank you.

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Предчувствую "Если начальство не купило, это их проблемы". Это так, но разработкой можно заниматься не только на официальной работе.

Answer 1

After all, Google has a built-in function that you can see how the page will look on different devices.