Media queries are taken into account during the inspection and have some UI, but important elements are missing.
What is already there?
The variable has a lower opacity to indicate the rule does not match the current frame dimensions
A button is shown for every screen option that would match this query (and not overridden by other query). Clicking this button switches to that screen.
What's missing?
The conditions of the media query, or any indication that a media query is used (unless lower opacity but that still doesn't tell which)
Probably more?
What could be improved?
Some less common other at-rules are being incorrectly picked up as a non matched media query.
Some sites use media queries that don't seem to be satisfiable, or are only satisfiable in a very small range. These are currently indistinguishable from the non-media-query at-rules mentioned in the previous point.
On the technical side probably not a lot has to happen, as the data is already there. It's mostly a question of how to nicely integrate it with the existing UI without making stuff too noisy.
Media queries are taken into account during the inspection and have some UI, but important elements are missing.
What is already there?
What's missing?
What could be improved?
On the technical side probably not a lot has to happen, as the data is already there. It's mostly a question of how to nicely integrate it with the existing UI without making stuff too noisy.