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I can't wait to use XCode on Linux, but that's probably overly optimistic...

• asddubs 6y ago
  it would be really nice to be able to debug safari from linux actually. the other day I had to fix a safari bug by relying on friends to test things for me, because I didn't have access to a recent enough apple device
  • mtzaldo 6y ago
    I'm not related to the site, but next time you can use a macos vm...https://www.macincloud.com/ https://www.macincloud.com/
    • asddubs 6y ago
      yeah, my plan b would have been buying some time on lambdatest.com, which is the same idea, but it was just a small thing on a personal project, so I was trying to get around having to pay money. thanks for the tip, though, I hadn't heard of that one
  • uhoh-itsmaciek 6y ago
    For what it's worth, I've had the same issue and have been able to reproduce some Safari bugs in the WebKit-based Midori.
    • asddubs 6y ago
      ohhh nice, I've been looking for something like this, actually. Thanks!
      • saagarjha 6y ago
        I’d suggest using GNOME Web over Midori, as it seems to be actively maintained.
        • chupasaurus 6y ago
          It's funny to me that KDE have switched to Blink while Red Hat didn't.
  • ficklepickle 6y ago
    Browserstack is my go-to for this. I've been very happy with it.