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How to display Android browser (Chrome) on PC

2017.05.30

Web system development

table of contents

1 Preparation
- 1.1 Android device settings
2 Connection method

This is Hase from the development team.

, I would like to introduce how to use Chrome Developer Tools to display the Android device's browser (Chrome) on a PC and

Preparation

Android device settings

1. Launch "Settings"

2. Tap "Developer options"

3. Turn on "Developer options" and check "USB Debugging".

The settings for Android are as follows.

Connection method

1. Start Chrome on your PC and open chrome://inspect

↓You will see a screen like this

2. Connect the Android device you set up earlier to your PC

3. Start Chrome on your Android device and open the URL you want to debug

↓Then, the open URL was displayed under Remote Target.

4. Click "inspect"

↓A new window will open and the Android screen will be displayed.

Since it is a developer tool, you can also edit HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

You can also operate the Android browser from your PC by clicking or dragging the displayed Android screen,

when you want to debug sites that can only be viewed on smartphones, so
why not give it a try?

That's it.

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The person who wrote this article

About the author

Tatsuya Hase

Joined Beyond Co., Ltd. as a new graduate.

We develop web systems (development of services and systems that run on browsers, such as web services, digital content, and business management systems) and game APIs (development of programs that communicate with application games).

We also develop private/custom apps for Shopify.

Originally worked at the Osaka office, but transferred to the Yokohama office in 2019.
His hobbies are baseball/karaoke/anime

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