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The problem is it's dependent on the runtime. A debugging tool for Chrome, wouldn't necessarily work in Safari or IE. You need the runtime vendors to provide t
by robmcm 14y ago
The problem is it's dependent on the runtime. A debugging tool for Chrome, wouldn't necessarily work in Safari or IE.
You need the runtime vendors to provide them. Chrome has been really good at this, but are there tools for mobile Safari, Android browser, IE10 or mobile Chrome etc
- desas 14y agoYou use the chrome developer tools from your desktop browser and hook them up to your device plugged in via USB. The same goes for mobile safari. https://developers.google.com/chrome-developer-tools/docs/remote-debugging https://developers.google.com/chrome-developer-tools/docs/re...
- robmcm 14y agoYou can, but what about android browser (pre chrome), or webview instances inside an application (phonegap), or people using Amazon Silk on a kindle etc etc