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I would love a way to enable Safari DevTools on this device so I could use it to debug iOS specific quirks instead of needing an Apple laptop.

• candiddevmike 4y ago
  Get a Mac Mini, stick it in a closet and VNC into it, that's what I do.
  • duxup 4y ago
    Yeah I would think a Mini would be a better use case than a whole laptop.
  • xfalcox 4y ago
    Then you emulate iOS on it to debug iOS Safari? Is it fast enough?
    • candiddevmike 4y ago
      Yea, it works well and is plenty fast on a LAN (remote may be laggy). Some things you can't test using emulators, namely App Store stuff I believe, and you need to screw with the resolution/scaling so you can read the text. I threw a GitHub runner on mine so I can do iOS builds from it.
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• agrippanux 4y ago
  If you are needing it for web dev, the Inspect browser on iOS works great for that purpose. It is annoying you have to pay $10 for something that should be built in.
  • xfalcox 4y ago
    Is that a paid extension?
  • liminalsunset 4y ago
    There is also one called literally "Web Inspector" from "And a Dinosaur" or something which I believe is free and a Safari extension which pops up devtools on my iPhone