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No debuggable apps found #150

Closed BerciTheBeast closed 1 month ago

BerciTheBeast commented 1 year ago

Steps to Reproduce:

  1. Follow connection steps on Inspect
  2. Open Safari on iPhone.
  3. Navigate to Vue3 app address hosted over local network
  4. Attempt to find Safari instance on Inspect, fail.
BerciTheBeast commented 1 year ago

I would try removing the device from the list and connecting it again, but I have yet to find a way to remove it.

auchenberg commented 1 year ago

Hi there,

Do you see the browser tab within Inspect? Do you see your device?

BerciTheBeast commented 1 year ago

Hi, I just went back to check, and Inspect showed me everything running in Safari, so it works now. If I remember correctly, it did show the device and the browser, but when clicking the browser it said something along the lines of "no inspectable elements found" or something like that (cannot reproduce at the moment, and I have 1 day left in my trial :/ ).

sturlath commented 1 year ago

Just bought this for iOS and I have the same issue.. can see my phone but no debuggable app found. I can view my phone in iTunes and everything looks good.

But maybe I´m doing something wrong so few questions

  1. What is a debuggble app?
  2. Is it just Safari browser?
  3. Or can I run my IDE (Visual Studio/Code) and access that code in the browser
  4. Is the only thing needed (except the settings you take us through in the documentation) is to open up Safari en have some browser tab open?

Btw I´m on Windows with an iPhone

EarMaster commented 1 year ago

I have the same problem. iPad is available in the list, but "No debuggable apps found." Dev settings for Safari are enabled and I have several tabs open, I also have some apps using WebViews which are debuggable on Macs.

RafidMuhymin commented 1 year ago

@auchenberg I am facing the same issue with iPhone 14 Pro Max.

RafidMuhymin commented 1 year ago

I found that actually Safari has to be opened on iPhone first before opening Inspect. It would be better if Inspect could detect it automatically.