Input domains or IP addresses to check TLS security. Inspect websites directly from a browser extension. View trust status and certificate details. Identify security issues and device trust relationships.
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.
Inspect web files on iOS with full offline support for JavaScript execution. Open archives from Safari on any platform. QuickLook individual resources and share or save them directly. Execute JavaScript from linked resources within the .
Debug websites by checking online status and CMS/technology. Validate HTML and CSS for W3C compliance. Inspect elements, view DOM tree, and examine HTTP headers. Retrieve DNS records and Whois information.
Discover nearby devices and inspect their services and characteristics. View real-time signal strength and device information. Check battery levels of Apple devices without installation. Identify device models and map identifiers to marketing names.
The app inspects compiled object code, archives, dynamic libraries, frameworks, and applications. It displays local and exported symbols with color-coded types and offers flexible filtering for symbol names and types.
Debug web pages by viewing console logs and API requests directly on the . Inspect and modify CSS for elements. Perform web debugging without connecting to a Mac.
Developer tools for Safari enables web developers to inspect DOM elements, view network activity, examine console logs, and access stored data. It allows code inspection, error checking, and resource management.