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Truth, mobile Safari is far and away the worst of the "modern" browsers, and it's basically impossible to test unless you have a spare Apple device or you pay f

• no_wizard 7y ago
  Why not use https://webkit.org/ https://webkit.org/ to test against it? you can usually just get the version of webkit that mobile safari is based on and build it Yes, it is a hassle, but it works well in my experience. Also this: https://webkit.org/blog/9395/webdriver-is-coming-to-safari-in-ios-13/ https://webkit.org/blog/9395/webdriver-is-coming-to-safari-i...
• robocat 7y ago
  You also need a Mac to (a) remote debug Mobile Safari, and (b) Test Safari on desktop. You probably need both an iPad and an iPhone because (1) iPadOS 13 now acts like desktop by default, (2) If you do anything with inputmode= or number fields the virtual keyboards are different, (3) screen size In theory you can test iOS/iPadOS devices in xcode, but I have found real devices far easier and more reliable.