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What is the best way to test a webpage on higher resolution than your current screen's resolutions? I'm making a responsive website where I need to test my webpage's css, html, javascript rendering on 2400px resolution while my screen is only 1900px

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possible duplicate of How can you take a screenshot of an entire webpage? – techie007 Jan 5 at 16:57
You do realize that you can resize browser windows beyond your screen resolution on most systems? Just move them halfway out of the screen and then resize the border that's now in the middle of the screen. It's useless for actual use, but will suffice for testing. This screenshot of the complete window was taken on OS X with 1680x150 screen resolution. – Daniel Beck Jan 5 at 16:59
@DanielBeck - strange i'm trying same on my Chomre (Windows) but it not stretching beyond my current screen – metal gear solid Jan 5 at 17:14
It's really a problem with your OS trying to outsmart you then. Could reproduce with Safari on Windows 7. – Daniel Beck Jan 5 at 17:17
Mine is Windows 7 too – metal gear solid Jan 5 at 17:26
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This question is probably more suited for Webmasters but I'll take a stab at it and suggest ViewLikeUs which

allows you to check out how your website looks in the most popular resolution formats.

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it has only 1920 max – metal gear solid Jan 5 at 17:40
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