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At the very least if they want to ease into it they could start with opening up browsers for the iPad Pro. I'm one of those people who tries to replace his lapt

At the very least if they want to ease into it they could start with opening up browsers for the iPad Pro. I'm one of those people who tries to replace his laptop with an ipad every few months and would greatly benefit from being able to run a full desktop browser with developer tools. I dont even need chrome just Chromium would help. iPad OS get incrementally better every year but it's years away from doing what it's capable of.

aluminum96 5y ago
Even if iPad Safari had dev tools, you really want to be able to test against chromium. If they ever get serious about the iPad developer market, they're going to have to relax many constraints, including this one (as well as the no-JIT compilation rule, probably).