To do this, you probably need to use a browser-based tool that simulates how a page would load on a different device.
The Google Chrome browser can do this if you press F12 (on a Windows device) and choose the right options. There's a page explaining it here: https://developer.chrome.com/docs/devtools/device-mode
This isn't 100% perfect - you can't use it to troubleshoot issues that someone is reporting on a particular device or browser, for instance - but it can give you an idea as to how the pages will adapt responsively.
Thanks. You're right, it can give you an idea however not necessarily 100% accurate.
Appreciate the help.
You're welcome 🙂
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