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Hey HN, I wrote a script to bring DevTools (based on eruda) to Android Chrome. It works on any website, and you can access it by shaking your phone. It uses a l
by leohonexus 5y ago
Hey HN, I wrote a script to bring DevTools (based on eruda) to Android Chrome. It works on any website, and you can access it by shaking your phone. It uses a local VPN tunnel to dynamically inject the script into a page. Installation is simple, takes around 10 minutes.
Some features include:
- Execute JavaScript on page
- Select an element on the page to view its properties
- Inspect incoming and outgoing network requests
Feel free to check out the demo!
- cloudking 5y agoThis is really cool, nice work! What are the benefits of using this over the Chrome remote debugging feature? https://developer.chrome.com/docs/devtools/remote-debugging/ https://developer.chrome.com/docs/devtools/remote-debugging/
- leohonexus 5y agoYou can take this on the go! I had this idea because I was using a QR code restaurant ordering system the other day and wanted to see the API requests made - which wouldn't be possible to do without a laptop and a cable.