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It wouldn't be nearly as bad if it were possible to debug Safari issues on other platforms. Instead, you either have to own a Mac, or use something like Browser
by mannerheim 5y ago
It wouldn't be nearly as bad if it were possible to debug Safari issues on other platforms. Instead, you either have to own a Mac, or use something like Browser Stack. At least Chrome is cross-platform.
- raxxorrax 5y agoI don't think you can debug issues on iOS for that matter. Perhaps it changed, but at least a while ago this wasn't possible. And people say you can do work on iOS...
- mrtksn 5y agoActually, Safari integrates nicely with the desktop Safari. You can access the mobile Safari through the developer tools in the desktop Safari and debug as if it is the desktop one. It a shame that Safari is not OSS.
- mannerheim 5y agoDid you mean to reply to the other comment? Desktop Safari still requires a Mac as far as I'm aware...
- mrtksn 5y agoYes it is unfortunate that requires a Mac but a Hackintosh is always an option :) Some many years ago it had a Windows version but it was discontinued.
- trissylegs 5y agoI've installed a lot of operating systems on my machines. Installing macOS was by far the MOST painful.
- mannerheim 5y agoYeah, I don't really find installing a pirated operating system in order to run a web browser an acceptable option.