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Re: Show HN: Inspect – DevTool to debug Safari and WebViews on iOS devices

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post #7

Any plan for Linux support in the future?

Seconded. I've been working on a webapp that's meant to work on iOS and I haven't figured out any way to debug it from my Linux machine, even with my phone being jailbroken.

Side note, if you just want to test with WebKit: GNOME Web (sudo apt install epiphany) uses WebKit internally. It doesn't have a responsive design mode or even a way to change the user agent, but it does have the exact same rendering and JS engine.

Re: Show HN: Inspect – DevTool to debug Safari and WebViews on iOS devices

#15
post #7

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Seconded. I've been working on a webapp that's meant to work on iOS and I haven't figured out any way to debug it from my Linux machine, even with my phone being jailbroken.

Side note, if you just want to test with WebKit: GNOME Web (sudo apt install epiphany) uses WebKit internally. It doesn't have a responsive design mode or even a way to change the user agent, but it does have the exact same rendering and JS engine.

Thanks for the tip! I actually have Epiphany installed but I didn't think of that at all.

Re: Show HN: Inspect – DevTool to debug Safari and WebViews on iOS devices

#16
> With Inspect you don’t need an expensive Mac, all you need is a USB cable

> Inspect can debug your iOS devices over Wifi. It's time to let go off the cables.

Which is it? Also minor typo, "off" should be "of".

But looks great, congrats on launching. Excited to try it out!

Re: Show HN: Inspect – DevTool to debug Safari and WebViews on iOS devices

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post #13

How is this showing anything? It's a landing page with an email capture form and a 47 second video of the same screen shot.

I was trying to figure out how it's different from inspecting from within Safari on a Mac, but I don't see the answer there. I just tried and it works fine over Wi-Fi as well. Maybe Windows support?
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