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ms.topic: conceptual
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ms.date: 11/20/2023
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<!-- Copyright Kayce Basques
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Use [Remote Debugging](../remote-debugging/index.md) to interact with the code of a page from your machine while your page actually runs on a mobile device. You can view, change, debug, profile, or all four while you interact with the code. Your machine can be a notebook or desktop computer.
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**Detailed contents:**<!--July 27, 2023. compare page toc at https://developer.chrome.com/docs/devtools/device-mode/-->
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**Detailed contents:**<!--Jan. 30, 2025. compare page toc at https://developer.chrome.com/docs/devtools/device-mode/-->
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*[Simulate a mobile viewport](#simulate-a-mobile-viewport)
*[Rotate the viewport to landscape orientation](#rotate-the-viewport-to-landscape-orientation)
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*[Show device frame](#show-device-frame)
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*[Add a custom mobile device](#add-a-custom-mobile-device)
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*[Rotate the viewport to landscape orientation](#rotate-the-viewport-to-landscape-orientation)
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*[Show device frame](#show-device-frame)
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*[Add a custom mobile device](#add-a-custom-mobile-device)
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*[Show rulers](#show-rulers)
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*[Zoom the viewport](#zoom-the-viewport)
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*[Capture a screenshot](#capture-a-screenshot)
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*[Throttle the network and CPU](#throttle-the-network-and-cpu)
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*[Performance tab has warning icon when throttled](#performance-tab-has-warning-icon-when-throttled)
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*[Throttle the CPU only](#throttle-the-cpu-only)
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*[Throttle the network only](#throttle-the-network-only)
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*[Emulate sensors](#emulate-sensors)
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## Performance tool's tab has a warning icon when throttling
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####Performance tab has warning icon when throttled
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When throttling is enabled in **Device Emulation**, a warning icon is displayed in the **Performance** tab of the toolbar, to help you know that performance is impacted by throttling:
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Use the **Sensors** tool to override geolocation and simulate device orientation.
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#### Override geolocation
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If your page depends on geolocation information from a mobile device to render properly, provide different geolocations using the geolocation-overriding UI.
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1. In the **Activity Bar**, click the **More tools** () button, and then click **Sensors**:
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