Emmet Re:view

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Fast and easy way to test your responsive design in multiple viewports

Latest reviews

• (2022-03-23) Samuele gg: • Un pò lento a visualizzare i modelli, andrebbero migliorate le prestazioni • mancano le risoluzioni per il desktop Migliore dell'estensione "I love adaptive" poichè possiede tantissimi modelli di Iphone e Samsung da verificare/confrontare, non ti si apre una nuova scheda e puoi creare profili. __________________________________ • A little slow to display models, performance should be improved • desktop resolutions are missing Better than the "I love adaptive" extension as it has many Iphone and Samsung models to check/compare, a new tab doesn't open and you can create profiles.
• (2021-08-11) Fahad Hussain: I like this tool, i have found a bug or what can you say it is, when i click any link any of mobile screen then after landing that page all screen stop work together i mean they lost ability of scrolling you have to scroll each of there one, please fix it or let me know the solution for it. Thank you!
• (2021-08-05) Mark Kimitch: It needs a serious overhaul; it hasn't been updated in a looong time. It basically doesn't work at the moment.
• (2020-02-02) Nathan Wright: Fantastic extension. Makes developing responsive sites so much easier. Only thing I would change would be adding a way to add a custom order to devices within the custom groupings that I create, rather than displaying viewports based on their alphabetical naming.
• (2020-01-06) Paul Driver: Brilliant
• (2019-03-10) Una maravilla
• (2019-03-10) Esto es una p... gloria. La usamos cada día en nuestra empresa para maquetar y es la gloria :) squaads.com
• (2019-01-19) Vidyu Krastev: Sehr hilfreich. Dazu mit schönes Interface!
• (2018-12-17) Erimus Koo: Some request: - viewport support(it's important for mobile device) - in page refresh (not refresh and active extension again) - smaller (or control able) margin. (now it's auto fix window, most time reduced preview)
• (2018-11-27) Ning Cao: good
• (2018-10-18) Emil Atanasov: Good
• (2018-08-13) Bryan “Bevans” Evans: This used to be a very useful plugin, but it hardly ever works anymore. The Breakpoints View almost never works, and the Device View is only a little better. Judging by Github, the code hasn't been touched in over 3 years, so this has probably been abandoned. Hopefully the creator (or someone else) updates it, because it was a great tool when it worked.
• (2018-07-24) Stéphan Herby: J'aime cette extension : elle a une interface élégante et ne plante pas. C'est un moyen rapide et efficace de vérifier les sites responsives.
• (2018-07-13) Satyen Dhingra: just the tool I neede to test my app on various screen sizes..worked like a charm
• (2018-06-14) Jamal A: I love this extension for testing websites. Great work! Only questions: How do I change the orientation of the tablet from landscape to portrait?
• (2018-03-31) Stefan Reichelt: Good tool for the most part. Output for every device is shrunk so all can fit into the browser window, which is more nuisance than help to me, but I guess that's personal preference. The device names and dimensions under each are also barely readable. Not only is the text far too small, it's also a grey font on a grey background.
• (2018-03-25) Florian Martin: Super Erweiterung und sehr übersichtlich bei der Darstellung verschiedener Ansichten.
• (2018-03-01) Vladimir Pavlychev: Tested on webserver - cool. But why it not working if open local file index.html?
• (2018-02-20) Worked great until Chrome 64, no doubt Sergei plans to fix this soon even though it's a regression from Chromium. EDIT: Fixed as of February 2018
• (2018-01-30) Fabricio Alves: I use SSD and put my user off the drive C: Then you get an error because the extension files are now in drive D:
• (2018-01-28) Mr Fhitz (MrFhitz): Well, its not even working... ERROR: "Uncaught DOMException: Failed to read the 'cssRules' property from 'CSSStyleSheet': Cannot access rules"
• (2018-01-26) tooker24: This is a great tool with one pretty major exception. The device names and resolutions underneath the previews are way too small to read. Please make the font bigger and easy-to-read.
• (2017-11-17) J: Amazing tool
• (2017-11-09) Tony Lau: Very useful!~
• (2017-10-17) José Cruz Chávez: Me encanta esta extención, funciona de maravilla :)
• (2017-10-17) Scott Madore: This is a great tool to review websites in mobile and desktop (and many others if you want) view. A few websites it doesn't work on for some reason. Including the new slack.com website using css grid.
• (2017-10-16) Sebastian Buckpesch: Installed and do not want to miss it any more...
• (2017-10-16) Ethan Dowler: this is one of the most useful add ons for a web developer who needs to test both mobile and desktop views. Highly customizable views and side-by-side comparisons are incredible.
• (2017-09-15) Flavio André Galán Donis: no carga
• (2017-09-12) Ciprian Tepes: Quite good. I didn't know it would prove to be useful but it looks it does help develop faster. Donated and thank you. Looking for more features in the future if possible.

Latest issues

• (2015-06-02, v:1.0.3) Flexo: The max width limit
  It looks like there is a max width limit set to 2000px, which is a bit annoying since the last/max breakpoint used in our app is about 2900px.
• (2015-02-04, v:1.0.3) Curious James: Error
  Network_error when try to install this plugin, please fix this :(
• (2014-12-09, v:1.0.3) Adam Genshaft: rtl bug
  Awesome plugin thanks! you have a bug on on rtl sites. http://snag.gy/b7skx.jpg
• (2014-10-04, v:1.0.3) Roi Dayan: problem with rtl websites
  Hi, This is a really nice plugin, very useful. I want to report a problem with RTL. When activating the plugin the on the english website the layout is ok. When doing so on the rtl website the layout is broken. The english demo is at http://demo.roidayan.com/classipress/ And then rtl one is at http://www.modaon.co.il Thanks, Roi
• (2014-07-30, v:1.0.3) prathap parameswar: fixed position overlapping
  Fixed position elements inside web pages are overlapping with emmet responsive view
• (2014-07-08, v:1.0.2) Lasse Claes Jacobsen: base CSS
  If you start out using a light weight base CSS for mobile phones, you do not get a preview of that (only from the first "real" break point" in my case 481up.) So how about including a preview of the page say 20 pixel below the first break point (or just include a standard iPhone width), so you also get a preview of the site on the smallest screens - which often are styled without media queries.