11-16-2024, 11:22 AM
You can do a lot of debugging with just the desktop Browser Console.
Chrome has View > Developer > Inspect Elements or alternatively right-click on the WebUI (any part) and the context menu should have "Inspect". This brings up the Browser Javascript console where you can view and change the CSS/HTML, enter variable names and see their values etc.
Inspect also allows the exact viewport x,y to be entered (Responsive)
Or choose a specific device (but horizontal swipe does not work)
Moode considers a viewport < 480 width to be a Smartphone (mobile) device and sets a global variable named UI.mobile to true. You can test the value of this variable in the Browser console.
Chrome has View > Developer > Inspect Elements or alternatively right-click on the WebUI (any part) and the context menu should have "Inspect". This brings up the Browser Javascript console where you can view and change the CSS/HTML, enter variable names and see their values etc.
Inspect also allows the exact viewport x,y to be entered (Responsive)
Or choose a specific device (but horizontal swipe does not work)
Moode considers a viewport < 480 width to be a Smartphone (mobile) device and sets a global variable named UI.mobile to true. You can test the value of this variable in the Browser console.
