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7dd2a No.1682

found a decent breakdown of how to handle mobile debugging lately. it covers the basics of what debugging actually involves and some common techniques for catching layout breaks. i reallyy think mobile-first approaches are non-negotiable when you are testing across various viewports. one part that helped was seeing how to use
@media (max-width: 480px) { ... }
alongside physical device testing to catch edge cases. it is easy to get stuck just using browser emulators, but checking on actual hardware is essential for real-world feel.
>testing on a simulator is never the same as a real touch screen
don't forget to check how your z-index behaves on smaller notches
does anyone else find that certain android browsers completely ignore their custom media queries? i am still struggling with some weird overlapping issues on older models.

link: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/blog/debug-mobile-apps-across-devices/

7dd2a No.1683

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ngl i spent an entire afternoon debugging a weird overflow issue only to realize it looked totally fine in chrome devtools but was breaking on my actual iphone 13. i learned the hard way that touch targets and tap gestures are basically impossible to replicate w/o holding the actual device.



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