How To Test Localhost On Mobile

How To Test Localhost On Mobile. Step 4 Access site on mobile browser The key here is to make sure that your mobile device is connected to your local wifi network This obviously won’t work if the device is connected to the cellular network without a VPN or some other trickery Once you’re on wifi you can point your mobile browser to ‘192168058000’ and access your app!.

BrowserStack Local Testing Local Testing creates a secure persistent tunnel between your local development/staging environments and the BrowserStack Cloud With Local Testing all your web and mobile apps can be tested out of the box including those hosted on localhost behind proxies and firewalls and much more.

How to access localhost backend from mobile device (iOS

Now to test the setup Take up your Android device or iOS device and fire up your browser Type in the address of your localhost in the address bar http//1000101 and tap on the “Go” button You should see the content of the localhost like the following I have been using this setup now and quite happy that it’s working for me well.

How to Test Django Locally on a Mobile Device

1 Connect both devices to the same network You’ll need to connect both devices to the same network So make sure your mobile phone is connected to the same WiFi network that your computer is using 2 Find the IP address of your computer For Windows you can find the IP address by visiting Control Panel In the search box search for “adapter”.

Dev Tip: How to view localhost web apps on your phone …

On the Android device go to Settings > Tethering and Mobile hotspot > Enable ‘USB tethering’ > Accept the RSA key prompt (if any) Open Chrome on your development machine and go to the following URL ‘chrome//inspect/#devices’ Make sure ‘Discover USB devices Discover network targets’ is enabled.