Apache Cordova online CordovaIDE
Develop Android apps and games over an android emulator online using the Apache Cordova IDE.
Simulates safe areas for Capacitor apps on the web, works for Ionic, Konsta UI and Tailwind Capacitor
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This extension simplify your development process by simulating a real device in your browser. It is useful for testing your capacitor designs on different devices.
Bonus you now don't need to install the capacitor app on your device. And reproduce the same design of your app on your device.
This extension is capable to simulate the safe area of the following frameworks:
- Ionic
- Konsta UI
- Tailwind with plugin Tailwind Capacitor
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thank you so much for this
Does what it should do. Would be nice to have a toggle to hide the black camera areas - this would be useful when taking screenshots to use in phone mockups, such as on Canva where they already have the black camera area.