Blisk
Cross-device testing done right
Blisk is a desktop browser for web development and testing. It includes preinstalled mobile, tablet, laptop and desktop devices that can be used individually or side-by-side with URL and scroll sync. Features include auto-refresh on code changes, error notifications for JavaScript and failed resources, screenshots and screen recording with cloud storage, an image editor, and chrome-like DevTools for each device. It runs on Windows, macOS and Linux.
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