func SetDeviceMetricsOverride(width int64, height int64, deviceScaleFactor float64, mobile bool) *SetDeviceMetricsOverrideParams {
	return &SetDeviceMetricsOverrideParams{
		Width:             width,
		Height:            height,
		DeviceScaleFactor: deviceScaleFactor,
		Mobile:            mobile,
	}
}
func SetDeviceMetricsOverride(width int64, height int64, deviceScaleFactor float64, mobile bool) *SetDeviceMetricsOverrideParams {
	return &SetDeviceMetricsOverrideParams{
		Width:             width,
		Height:            height,
		DeviceScaleFactor: deviceScaleFactor,
		Mobile:            mobile,
	}
}
// SetDeviceMetricsOverride overrides the values of device screen dimensions
// (window.screen.width, window.screen.height, window.innerWidth,
// window.innerHeight, and "device-width"/"device-height"-related CSS media
// query results).
//
// See: https://chromedevtools.github.io/devtools-protocol/tot/Emulation#method-setDeviceMetricsOverride
//
// parameters:
//   width - Overriding width value in pixels (minimum 0, maximum 10000000). 0 disables the override.
//   height - Overriding height value in pixels (minimum 0, maximum 10000000). 0 disables the override.
//   deviceScaleFactor - Overriding device scale factor value. 0 disables the override.
//   mobile - Whether to emulate mobile device. This includes viewport meta tag, overlay scrollbars, text autosizing and more.