We are using Blisk when we build websites for our clients. The sites look beautiful both on mobile and desktop.

As a website and app developer, I like Blisk because it makes it easy to see how my user interface looks on various devices and screen sizes during development. I dont have to change the browser window size, I just have to choose the device that I want to emulate.

Blisk tends to be quite expensive to use when you have a lot of users. However, for a company with a few employees, the pricing is rather reasonable.

Everything you need in a mobile device simulator, including code checking tools etc. So far so good, the experience has been great!

I love the split mobile and web viewing capabilities which can customized to preference. It works seamlessly or at least as long as I've used it, I've never encountered a bug with it. The free version is pretty darn complete, but I recommend paying for the premium, it's not that expensive and having the newer smartphone models available is useful.

They should make logging into the software easier and more intuitive.

we build web apps, websites and forum/blogs. Blisk is a great environment for rapid development and testing - useful for client applications.

easy to use, clean and clear and i liked the workspace you have to test and view when developing in wordpress or another platform.

a bit specialist, i dont see why you want it for average/normal daily browsing. Probably best for application developers .

This software is incredibly easy to use and the user interface is brilliant. Being able to create cross device compatible websites is so helpful!

I just wish more people knew about this piece of software.

My experience with Blisk has been a net positive, though I'm not entirely sure I'll continue to use it considering the rather hefty price and aforementioned issues.

I like that it has so many device emulations available. This can prove to be very helpful in debugging mobile compatibility before a launch.

The price is awfully high, and it's pretty un-intuitive. I'm not using it to its full potential due to that fact. I don't have the time to learn everything and get it drilled into my head. I find much of the interface (for advance features) to be confusing. One other problem is that it really has a hard time refreshing and showing the updated websites. Haven't been able to figure out why this is, but there are times where I just cannot get it to update. Even after clearing the server cache.

I use it from time to time, especially when I need to make a change which could impact the application at other resolutions. Overall I think is great but it's nothing you can't do with a regular browser which doesn't justify the cost of the license for us

- It's multi-window layout makes testing responsive websites a breeze

- Most useful features require a pro subscription

Browser emulates the dimensions of many devices (portrait or landscape orientation) and syncs the view of any given device with the desktop view for simultaneous scrolling. Page refreshes when a change is saved in a file.

Was hoping that it would emulate devices in terms of functionality as well as dimensions, but that was too much to ask. Given that I still have to subscribe to a service that will provide cross-device functionality to test, I am not always able to justify Blisk's cost on my tight budget. So unless I'm working on an intensive project, I get by with other browsers.

As a web developer Blisk saves me so much time when testing a new website build - I can quickly see what the site looks like on a large number of devices.

Ease of use - Blisk is a browser for web developers, You use it just like a normal browser but it gives you emulated views on many popular devices

The free version is limited to just 30 minutes use per day, if you want to use all the features after that you need to upgrade

Clients are loving the screenshots we take from blisk, also the fact that we screengrab latest devices that they can relate with. It is affordable, my company was able to get us premium. now we can screenshot as many shots as we like with any device provided.

Since I started using blisk, I stopped using all other devices emulators that I have been using because blisk provides me and my team everything we need. Its got updated devices, it is so simple to use.

It can be slow sometimes when I need to take device screengrabs.