The Inspect feature on Chrome (also called “inspect element”) lets you check under the hood of any page or website. You can use it to diagnose problems, test changes on your site and even spy on your ...

You can also change your user agentuncheck "Select automatically" beside "User Agent" and select "Internet Explorer 7" perhaps to see if the site changes its ...

If you’re just getting started as a front-end developer or need to debug errors while testing web applications, Safari is likely in your list of browsers to check for compatibility. With this comes ...

A look at a website’s source code can provide insight into how a webpage was developed or structured. When the Inspect tool is active, you can get the access you need to temporarily see what edits to ...

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The Inspect tool in web browsers allows you to view a webpage’s source code, make temporary changes to the user interface, and debug errors. Access methods for this tool differ slightly between ...