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FumioUedaParticipantI updated MobiOne to version 2.6 and ran it.
But, Test Center has not seen in it.I am great trouble, as I used to run Test Center platform of MobiOne old version so far.
Immediate problem is luck of debugger,local storage viewer and home key button for start up screen check.Is there any commutative platform or function?
And how to make MobiOne version down to 2.5 or else ?Thank you for your help in advance,
ueda
MuhammadMemberWhy do you not use chrome simulator?
Chrome simulator can do more than Mobione test center.
You can get local storage information, debug easily, play video and access website etc.First, try chrome simulator and you can forget test center.
BrandonMemberThe simulator still lets you access the Developer tools in Chrome.
Open your app in the simulator
Once open right click on the app layout and click on Inspect Element
this will open the developer tools.
On the top you will see your choices: Elements, Resources (this is your local storage and database viewer), Network, Scripts and at the end Console, this is where you can check and run functions. One you get to know it you will find it can do a lot as it can simulate features the Test Center could not.
FumioUedaParticipantHi CincyPlanet,
Thank you for your comment.
<Once open right click on the app layout and click on Inspect Element
this will open the developer tools. >I understand what is Chrome simulator.
Immediately I got debugger and local storage.Can we seen Home screen by pushing Home button on Chrome simulator to check Icon and start up image ?
Thank you,
ueda
support-michaelKeymasterAs others have shared switching to the Simulator buys you much more mileage for your development time. Learn the Chrome dev tools and you’ll ask why we took so long retiring the Test Center.
>Can we seen Home screen by pushing Home button on Chrome simulator to check Icon and start up image ?
No, the simulator does not provide the homescreen to view installed webapp icons of the former Test Center. Those features are only valid for webclips/shortcuts. We are planning a new level of support for the simulator to work more directly with native app features that will include viewing app icons and startup images. But this is a few months away atm.
FumioUedaParticipantHi support-michael,
Thank you for your careful comments.I will give up the use of Test Center that I am familiar.
I understand that I should learn Chrome dev tools more from now onward.I am eager that your new level support plan will provide the homescreen to view installed webapp icons of the former Test Center, and that will a few month later.
Thank you again,
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