There's are some major differences between the way iPhone Safari, iPad Safari, and Mac Safari render HTML / CSS. What about the differences between the way Chrome renders content on a phone vs a tablet vs a PC? Do they warrant testing websites on all three versions?
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I haven't seen yet but there are some responsive sites such as http://quirktools.com/screenfly/
or this site may help you
http://www.modern.ie/en-US/virtualization-tools
I haven't test it yet. I think there is a membership obligation for testing.

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I stumbled to this question, because I had problems that Google Chrome renders the same page different on tablets vs PC.
This was rendering differently:
fonts - there are other threads where people complain about different font rendering, i.e. Chrome renders em based font sizes differently on devices . In my experience, if you don't declare font sizes, on tablets
<p>
and<div>
will have different font sizes!clear: both
on tablets did put one extra paragraph space (this was used in dropdown menu), which was not seen on a desktop version (I have no idea why this happens).

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