Ripple emulator mac update#

Ripple Emulator for Chrome is more than a simple browser extension, enabling developers to test their web-based applications on mobile platforms, without having to use a physical device. Provided you have the correct software development kit installed on your system, it enables you to run other apps. The emulator features WAP connection, Wi-Fi connection and mass storage simulation. Ripple Emulator for Chrome enables you to change the device orientation and get detailed information about the technical specifications of the emulated device, as well as can modify the geographical location and the altitude. Developers are quite familiar with Ripple and the benefit of this emulator. Since there are no dedicated scrolling buttons, you can use the keyboard arrows to explore the webpage. This is a Google Chrome based extension emulator that users can use to develop cross-platform applications, this works based on the Cloud and can handle almost all iPhone applications. The emulator displays an image of the selected device, enabling you to browse the selected webpage just as you would on the handset. Its compatibility range includes WebWorks, PhoneGap and Apache Cordoba, which enables you to open a website on BlackBerry or Tablet OS devices. Pressing it activates the emulator for the opened webpage, but not before you select the web platform you want to start the test on. Once installed, the extension adds a new button to the browser toolbar, providing one-click access to the emulator.

Specially created for mobile developers, Ripple Emulator for Chrome works as a browser plugin that can be used for viewing how a specific website is displayed on a mobile device.

Ripple emulator mac update#

Republished on the Chrome Store in order to fix the update issue.

What's new in Ripple Emulator for Chrome 0.9.15: