website looks lfine on mac ipad browser emulator, but not on ipad

Website Looks Lfine On Ipad Browser Emulator, But Not On Ipad Full Code Here

Step 1: Start your Firefox (or Safari) browser and change the user agent string to that of the Apple iPad.

You may use Google Chrome as well but it just takes lot of effort to change user agents in Chrome.

Step 2: Disable the Adobe Flash plug-in from your browser settings.

Step 3: Open iPadPeek.com and type the URL of any website in the built-in Safari browser of the virtual iPad.

This tool will render websites in landscape mode by default but you can click the top edge of the iPad image to switch the page orientation from landscape to portrait mode and back.

The screen resolution of your current desktop is probably much higher than a iPad (which is 1024-by-768 pixels) so this tool may not exactly simulate iPads web browser but its as close as you can get without the real thing.

Related: How to Completely Test Your Website You may use the site to view other iPad-friendly websites like Google, Yahoo News, Facebook, Gmail and so on.

Theres an on-screen keyboard as well that gets activated when you click the address bar (just like the real iPad) but its non functional.

Website Looks Lfine On Ipad Browser Emulator, But Not On Ipad Full Code Here

The tool is open-source and you can grab the full code here.

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Website Looks Lfine On Mac Ipad Browser Emulator, But Not On Ipad