For real device testing, you'll need the more expensive $25 per month plan, billed annually

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Another way to test your website is to use the built-in WordPress Theme Customizer . This tool is part of every WordPress installation and allows you to fully customize your website.

Once you've finished customizing your website, you can preview your changes and the live site in different screen sizes.

At the bottom of your Customizer there is a responsive view section that allows you to view your website on desktop, tablet and mobile.

Simply select the screen size you want to preview your website on and the window will automatically adjust.

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While this won't automatically allow you to preview your site in different browsers, it will allow you to test the responsiveness of your WordPress site in real time.

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Now that you've learned the easiest way to test your WordPress website in different browsers, the next step is to analyze the results to see if anything is broken and needs to be fixed.

If you use a responsive WordPress theme with high-quality code, most of your screenshots will look pretty much the same.

However, in some cases, elements of a list of georgia cell phone number website may look slightly different from one browser to another. If this difference is minor and does not affect usability, aesthetics or functionality, you can ignore it.

On the other hand, if the difference is too noticeable, affects the usability, looks unpleasant or prevents users from using your website as intended, then you should address it.


This can be fixed by using the Inspect Element feature to find out which CSS rules need to be updated, after which you can add custom CSS to fix these issues.

If you are unable to fix the issues yourself, you can always hire a WordPress developer to help you fix the issues.

We hope this article helped you learn how to test a WordPress website in different browsers. You may also be interested in our step-by-step guide on how to uninstall and delete a WordPress theme and our guide on how to clear browser cache in all major browsers .