Control network-enabled devices with functions. Stream music wirelessly to compatible speakers. Manage playlists, play, pause, and adjust volume directly from the .
Developer tools allows scanning codes to connect devices without manual WiFi proxy setup. Supports domain name filtering to intercept specific traffic. Enables JavaScript script writing for request/response processing.
Allows developers to debug and test web content directly on iOS. View and edit HTML elements with live preview. Adjust and CSS rules in real time. Access JavaScript console for debugging. Check element dimensions and properties.
Learn iOS development through interactive with tap, double tap, long press, drag and drop, and shortcut actions. Practice coding features directly in . Solve problems through hands-on exercises and receive real-time feedback.
Create and send invoices or estimates on the go. Customize templates and add line items. Save client details and recurring settings. Generate receipts using pre-built formats. Sync with contacts to set up clients quickly.
Convert photos to PDF pages by selecting up to 20 images from the gallery or iCloud. Choose from 40 standard page sizes or add a custom size. Rearrange and crop photos within a customizable layout. Export the final layout as a PDF for printing.
Print photos, documents, and web pages directly from your device. Choose print options and settings. Compatible with most wireless printers. Share printed content with others. No additional software required.
Block JavaScript on websites by selecting pages in Safari. Disable both inline and external scripts. Customize allowed domains and manage script execution settings. Integrate with Safari extensions for enhanced browsing control.
Inspect web pages with built-in DevTools to view source code, static resources, API requests, cookies, and storage. Change User-Agent to test across devices and browsers. Inject custom JavaScript to modify pages or simulate environments.
A spectator accesses a website on their device. They select a photograph. The user asks them to name a playing card. The spectator views the image on their device to see a match. The effect uses a borrowed phone and a website.
Create custom widgets for iOS and macOS using JavaScript and JSX-style syntax. Edit and preview widgets in real-time. Deploy across both iOS and macOS platforms without complex setup.