Note that Chrome for Android (and the desktop emulator) are very different than Safari on iOS. Even when they were both built on top of Webkit, they had differe

Note that Chrome for Android (and the desktop emulator) are very different than Safari on iOS. Even when they were both built on top of Webkit, they had different renderers and platform bindings (and the iOS binding was not open source, which caused some of the friction that caused the split). Now that Blink has forked from Webkit, they are diverging even further. So while this means you can do basic mobile web development this way, testing that your UI generally works on mobile devices, it's not substitute for testing and developing on actual iOS Safari.