List of mobile friendly website testers

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1. Google Mobile-Friendly Test Google's mobile friendly testing form allows the user to input a webpage URL, and have it automatically tested for mobile web browser friendliness. If the webpage fails the test, a set of reasons why it failed are presented. This mobile friendly tester will take into account redirects to the mobile version of a webpage.
2. W3C mobileOK Checker The W3C's mobileOK Checker, is a lot more critical than Google's mobile friendly checker. It will point out various pieces of code that although would be fine for most browsers, wouldn't fulfil a set of strict standards.

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