The browser for building the web. Polypane is a cross-platform browser for responsive web design and development. Made by @kilianvalkhof

Visualize browser sizes shows the browser sites your visitors use based on your Google Analytics data.

1. Connect with Google

2. Choose your Google Analytics profile

3. There is no step 3, all the data is shown instantly!

Hey everyone! I built this api integration to let people create custom Workspaces for Polypane (https://polypane.app/create-work...) and figured, since I'm loading in all this data anyway, why not make a nice data visualization and share that with everyone, for free. It's a lot of fun to see how different (of my own) sites have a larger desktop or larger mobile share. I'm open to expanding this, for example letting people choose a different time frame (currently it gets data from the past 30 days) or other features. Let me know! The app runs completely in the browser so no data is shared with us, and we only request the data we need to display the browser sizes. Lastly, please check out Polypane

@kilianvalkhof Very cool, I'll look into the API when I get a chance. Do these browser sizes show up in the Polypane app too?

@graeme_fulton Yeah, you can make a workspace from them. Check the link in my post above. Just pick how many panes you want, how you want to sort them, then download and import the Polypane Workspace file :)

@kilianvalkhof thanks for sharing.

@kilianvalkhof thanks, ah yes I see the link!

@sarathywebindia Thanks Partha!

Great idea, it's a super useful app! Congrats for the launch, Kilian! 💪

@draptis Thanks Jim!

Very good experience with this product, it helps me a lot to detect issues with different displays.

I got to use a free trial of their paid plan as part of the github student developer pack (which ended just recently). I don't think I was savvy enough at the time to use all of their cool features unfortunately (e.g. checking accessibility, social media thumbnail previews, etc). Reading their newsletter updates (which I think are some of the best email content out there), they have so many features I wish I did try them out! At the time I just used Polypane primarily to check how my websites handled different viewport sizes. But then I had wanted to do responsive sizing, so to check there wasn't a weird edge case at an odd viewport size I ended up reverting to just the regular resizing of my browser window ahahaha. Also polypane couldn't handle my framer animations that would appear on entering the viewport that well (some intense flicker that I had to turn on prefersReducedMotion in order to dev the rest of my stuff in polypane). But all-in-all this was an impressive app and I really appreciate the student discount following the year-long free trial.