Features · Seeing the result
A full-size website, on a phone.
If what you changed is a website, at some point you have to look at it. A phone normally shows you the phone version, which is rarely the one you need to check. Ripul's browser shows you the real thing.
Pick a screen size
Choose Tablet, Laptop, Desktop or Large Desktop, or a size of your own, and the page is laid out exactly as it would be on a screen that size. It is then shrunk to fit, so you land on the whole page and pinch into the part you care about.
This is not zooming. At Desktop the website believes it is on a desktop, and behaves that way.
Every layout, in a few taps
Most websites rearrange themselves at certain widths. Each size on the list sits just past one of the usual points where that happens, so stepping down the list shows you every arrangement your site has.
A pointer, not a fingertip
Websites built for a mouse hide a lot until one hovers over them. The browser gives you a real pointer to move around the page, so menus that open on hover open, and the pointer changes shape to tell you what can be dragged.
A proper browser
Tabs, bookmarks and history, the way you expect. You can also see the tabs that are open on your Mac.
The loop that used to need a laptop
Ask an agent to change a page. Open it at full size and look. Say what is still wrong. All without moving.
Good to know
Extensions your agent writes
Describe what a site should do differently, and an agent can build an extension that you install into this browser, on the sites you choose.
Every change in a project, and the conversation behind each one.