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Chrome Remote Debugging from Windows 10 to Android
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My Windows 10 wouldn't recognize my phone. After using adb it now works. Here's how. | |
Connect your Android phone via USB | |
When it asks what to connect as, choose "Camera (PTP)" | |
Open Google Chrome and the webpage you want to test | |
Open Chrome Developer Tools and find the "Remote Devices" tab | |
Now, your phone might or might not appear in this tab. | |
On my OS X and Fedora, it did. On Windows I had to get Android Debug Bridge ("ADB"): | |
Download ADB for Windows here: https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/platform-tools.html | |
Open PowerShell ("Ubuntu for Bash" or Hyper did not work for me in this case) | |
Navigate into the ADB folder you just downloaded | |
Run .\adb.exe devices to see if your device is connected | |
If not, run .\adb.exe kill-server followed by .\adb.exe start-server | |
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