Edge inspect takes a while to connect

its been an hour. I can't connect my edge inspect says "waiting for a connection..." I just want to test responsive web design.

Make sure devices and desktop app are running on the same Wi-Fi. Also try to connect manually by entering the IP address of the machine where Edge Inspect CC app is installed.
If this doesn't help, please let me know the exact problem which you face.
Any error message in the Chrome extension's console?

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Make sure devices and desktop app are running on the same Wi-Fi. Also try to connect manually by entering the IP address of the machine where Edge Inspect CC app is installed.
If this doesn't help, please let me know the exact problem which you face.
Any error message in the Chrome extension's console?

Does Edge Inspect share desktop's internet connection (eg, VPN) or just the same WIFI network?

I ask because on my work VPN all our testing sites are behind the firewall, and so curious if my android device running the Edge Inspect viewer would also share that VPN connection or if the desktop just basically points the device to a regular URL? The device does not have native VPN access.
I'm unable to test this because our company blocks all Chrome extensions, and before I go through a lengthy process to unblock this particular extension I just want to see if it would work as I described.
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Dear TMVH ,
I've encountered the same problem caused by VPN...
Have you solved it? Any solution for this problem?

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The free version of Edge Inspect limits you to connecting to one device concurrently. (You can certainly disconnect from that one and connect to another if you wish, but it's just one at a time.)
If you purchase an Edge Inspect subscription, or have a paid Creative Cloud membership, then you can connect an unlimited number of devices concurrently. (Note that I have seen up to 35 connected at once.)
For info on purchasing options, see this blog post: http://blogs.adobe.com/edgeinspect/2012/10/23/how-to-purchase-edge-inspect/
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I'm having trouble connecting my external devices to my desktop. You really need to get this fixed or make a useful guide as I can see this a pretty common problem.
Everything seems to work fine up until the moment I try to connect the device to my desktop. I.e. yes, I have checked the console and yes the necessary port is free and open. Also, the app has no trouble auto-detecting my desktop, it just won't connect when I select my desktop on my external device.
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The desktop application is running on your computer and you are signed with Adobe ID there.
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Hi Robert,
If you are sill looking for a solution try this one by Saurabh
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Thanks,
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How does Edge Inspect emulate on device?

I'm not asking how to hook everything up and get what I'm seeing on my desktop to show on my connected device. I've got that part down.
Basically, I'm trying to decide between building a web app and building a hybrid app. For design and QA testing purposes, I'm trying to figure out how Edge Inspect is rendering the device. I know the Chrome extension has to be installed for this all to work, so is it displayed on the device with Chrome's rendering engine? Or is Edge Inspect tapping into the device's OS rendering?
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Hi CMosqueda,
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