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When you are resizing a window, how to you tell how wide it is? I’m not good at guessing what’s 620px, for example. It is hard to choose which width should trigger new styles for media queries without a “ruler” to tell how wide the screen is at any given time. Do you have some kind of width add-on that tells you your viewport size as you are working?
Window Resizer for Chrome is fantastic (listed as Chrome addon in @Mottie’s list).
Thank you everyone – awesome help.
I like [Sizer](http://www.brianapps.net/sizer/ “Sizer”)
When I’m working on a site myself, locally, I usually have a Javascript/jQuery snippet that displays the viewport dimensions in the top left.
But seeing the list above, I’d better check out some of that stuff too. Ha!