When RDM is open and the user either refreshes or performs a "OnLocationChange" event, attributes on the document (such as the `inRDMPane`) need to persist.
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When RDM is open and the user either refreshes or performs a "OnLocationChange" event, attributes on the document (such as the `inRDMPane`) need to persist. **Steps to Reproduce** 1. Make sure `devtools.responsive.browserUI.enabled` 2. Open RDM, and select the iPad from the devices list. 3. Check `screen.height` in the DevTools console. You should see a value of `1022` (which is supposed to be 1024, but that's another issue) 4. Refresh the page and check the value `screen.height` again. ER: The value should be `1022` AR: The value is the actual height of the physical device.
When RDM is open and the user either refreshes or performs a "OnLocationChange" event, attributes on the document (such as the `inRDMPane`) need to persist. **Steps to Reproduce** 1. Make sure `devtools.responsive.browserUI.enabled` 2. Open RDM, and select the iPad from the devices list. 3. Check `screen.height` in the DevTools console. You should see a value of `1022` (which is supposed to be 1024, but that's another issue) 4. Refresh the page and check the value `screen.height` again. **ER:** The value should be `1022` **AR:** The value is the actual height of the physical device.
When RDM is open and the user either refreshes or performs a "OnLocationChange" event, attributes on the document (such as the `inRDMPane`) need to persist. **Steps to Reproduce** 1. Make sure `devtools.responsive.browserUI.enabled` 2. Open RDM, and select the iPad from the devices list. 3. Check `screen.height` in the DevTools console. You should see a value of `1022` (which is supposed to be 1024, but that's another issue) 4. Refresh the page and check the value `screen.height` again. **ER:** The value should still be `1022` **AR:** The value is the actual height of the physical device.