Closed EzioLi01 closed 2 weeks ago
The inspected file is in .app file, in MacOS it will be recognized as an application package rather than a folder(in Windows). I'm not sure if chrome devtools can attach into ios application content.
In below image, .app
package cannot open as folder in devtools source tab on MacOS, but in windows it's working.
Hi @EzioLi01, please check out this readme section https://github.com/google/ios-webkit-debug-proxy?tab=readme-ov-file#using-with-devtools. Unfortunately newer versions of Chrome DevTools aren't compatible with Safari dev tools protocol, but there are alternatives.
Thanks @artygus for the quick reply, so it means that this should be the knows limitation as expected on chrome devtools?
yes, I'd say it's unworkable with chrome dev tools at this point. since you're on mac already, why don't you use safari for inspecting pages? 😅
yes, I'd say it's unworkable with chrome dev tools at this point. since you're on mac already, why don't you use safari for inspecting pages? 😅
Yes, I've started using it. Thanks for the information! I'll close this issue.
Hey experts,
Please check if it's an issue or expected behavior.
Repo steps:
ios_webkit_debug_proxy -c null:9220,:9223-9322 -s unix:/private/tmp/com.apple.launchd.AdE5als0Ax/com.apple.webinspectord_sim.socket
edge or chrome://inspect/#devices
Result: Empty inspect window is displayed
Attach simulator info: