At the bottom, the project is open in Visual Studio. You can see the application running in two browsers at the top. For example, the following screenshot shows an ASP.NET project, which I created using the MVC 5 project template. To refresh the connected browsers, click the Refresh button or press CTRL+ALT+ENTER. The connected browsers are shown in a ToolTip window. To see which browsers are connected, hover the mouse over the Refresh button while debugging. The Browser Link controls are located in the dropdown with the circular arrow icon. Browser Link also works if you launch a browser from outside Visual Studio and navigate to the application URL. Click Browse to debug with the selected browsers. In the Browse With dialog, hold down the CTRL key to select more than one browser. To debug with multiple browsers, select Browse With. You can also use the dropdown to select a specific browser for debugging. Debug the application by pressing F5 or clicking the arrow icon in the toolbar: To use Browser Refresh, first create an ASP.NET application, using any of the project templates. With Browser Refresh, you can refresh multiple browsers that are connected to Visual Studio through Browser Link.
Browser Link is a new feature in Visual Studio 2013 that creates a communication channel between the development environment and one or more web browsers.
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