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Yeah, I need to beef up the devices/resolutions listing. What device(s) have 1920x1200?
by ryanhefner 9y ago
Yeah, I need to beef up the devices/resolutions listing. What device(s) have 1920x1200?
- sp332 9y agoMy 2008 Dell Studio 15 laptop :)
- ryanhefner 9y agoI'll be sure to add that as I expand the listing of devices/resolutions.
- ryanhefner 9y agoAlso, I thinking that it could be handy to maybe default to the resolution/aspect ratio of the device visiting the page. Would that be handy?
- sp332 9y agoYeah, I like this idea. It's kind of what I was expecting before I visited the page.
- suprfnk 9y agoThe maximum scaling option in macOS for 15" retina MacBook Pro's (all 15" retina models since 2012) is 1920x1200. So it's probably used quite a lot. https://www.apple.com/macbook-pro/specs/ https://www.apple.com/macbook-pro/specs/ Select 15" and scroll to Display section.
- schemathings 9y agoMight be nifty to just match the list of devices in Chrome Inspector ..?
- schemathings 9y agoI just looked at Responsive Design Mode in Firefox Developer Tools and they also have a list of 16 devices with resolutions (Chrome has 29). There is a lot of overlap in the two lists, but using those would tie into a common tool we use to view sites on different devices.
- schemathings 9y agoThis may also be of interest .. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30610143/why-does-google-chrome-emulator-show-iphone-6-at-375x667-resolution https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30610143/why-does-google...
- nottorp 9y agoMy monitor, for example. Or do you only design for phones? I'm afraid I'll close your sites sight unseen if you do them that way.