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I'm working on a responsive website and I have a weird CSS/JS issue with the default touchwiz browser of Android Samsung devices. I've searched on StackOverflow, finding some unhelpful answers like this.
I have the physical devices to test on, but since it's not possible to do remote debugging on these browsers it's really time consuming to make changes, deploy them a QA server, test, and retry.
Any idea on how can I speed up my testing or targeting that specific browsers?
Useragent is not helping in my case...
Just to make an example: one of the many problems I'm facing is on this free component, it's not positioning in the middle of the screen, while it's ok on all other android and iOS browsers.
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Samsung Internet Browser (or simply Samsung Internet or S Browser) is a mobile web browser for smartphones and tablets developed by Samsung Electronics. It is based on the open-source Chromium project. It comes pre-installed on Samsung Galaxy devices.
To restore your browser to its default settings on an Android device: Open the browser then tap on the Menu button > Settings. Scroll to the Advanced Settings section. Tap on Restore to defaults.
The address bar is displayed on top of the navigation controls and buttons for managing tabs, sharing, and other app settings. It's worth noting that Apple wasn't the first company to try out a similar layout for a mobile web browser, as other companies such as Google have tried this years ago.
Thanks to this, now all the Android users having Android 5.0+ can install the Samsung Internet Browser on their phones. Samsung Internet is a nice, clean, and fast browser that gives a good competition to Google Chrome.
Samsung Internet only ships as the default browser on Samsung’s phones. Other phones use Chrome, Firefox, Opera, and others. Getting users to install a new browser might be a tall order.
Samsung Internet is a nice, clean, and fast browser that gives a good competition to Google Chrome. You get features like night mode, ad blockers, biometrics access etc. If you are an avid Samsung Internet Browser user, here are some tips and tricks for the browser that you can use to enhance your browsing experience. 1. Add or Remove Quick Menu
Perhaps the Samsung advertising juggernaut can set its sights on Samsung’s Internet browser to get its name out there. And speaking of names, please Samsung, name this browser. Because, now we run into the other problem Samsung is facing.
For mobile testing, here are some resources might help.
Personally I prefer the Samsung emulator and Adobe Edge Inspect(will charge).
Because the limit of the content length, Please click the links and see the detailed documentation.
Hope it will help to speed up the testing and debug on mobile devices.
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If you have a device I would suggest you to try this tool weinre It's allow you to remote debug. I always use it for stuff like that
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