Scaling and effective pixels in UWP apps
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Microsoft Edge introduces great new improvements to F12 developer tools, including some of your most requested features from UserVoice. Explore new features in the DOM Explorer, Console, Debugger, Network, Performance, Memory, Emulation, and a new Experiments tool, that allows you to try out powerful new features before they're finished. The new tools are built in TypeScript, and are always running, so no reloads are required. In addition, F12 developer tools documentation is now part of the Microsoft Edge Dev site and fully available on GitHub. From this point on, the docs will not only be influenced by your feedback, but you're invited to contribute and help shape our documentation.
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The Discussion
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556556 how to get the font rendering for an element in Edge F12 developer tools? just similar to chrome and Firefox.
It is difficult to retrieve font rendering in IE or Edge as it just listed out the computed font list of CSS but not the actual font rendered for an element. -
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JockStrap Very well produced and informative!
I tend to do all my debugging through page explorer in Visual Studio but this video certainly opened my eyes on a lot of features that I didn't know even existed in F12 especially the browser emulation for Windows 10 mobile.
Well done keep up the good work
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