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.
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.
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.
Save and run custom JavaScript and CSS code on websites. Manipulate pages, block ads, inject styles, and automate tasks. No user tracking. Open source.
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.
Build mobile projects using JavaScript and React. Run apps on an iOS device connected to a computer. Support interactive gestures and graphics. Requires basic programming knowledge. Uses React Native 0.81.1.
Enhance browsing with customizable toolbars, tab management, and quick access to bookmarks. Add extensions for productivity, privacy, and customization. Sync settings across Apple devices with a single purchase.
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.
Create and deploy , websites, and games directly from a phone. Use natural language prompts to build projects without coding. Chat with the Agent to automatically generate and launch projects. View and manage in real-time.
JSON, XML, YAML, and HTML can be formatted or encoded/decoded. JavaScript code can be beautified or minified. MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-512, CRC32, and other hashes can be generated. Base64 encoding and decoding is supported.