Browse web pages using keyboard shortcuts similar to a vim editor. Navigate with j/k/h/l for scrolling, ctrl+f/b for page movement, and d/u for half-page adjustments. Jump to page start/end with g g/g. Open links below cursor with a or s.
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.
Create and edit custom haptic feedback patterns. Record real-time haptic sequences with adjustable intensity and sharpness. Export haptic files for use in apps. No coding required.
Browse the web on Apple with support for multiple search engines and customizable options. Create and sync bookmarks. View browsing history. Sync data via iCloud. Open links directly from notifications.
Run and TypeScript code offline using a built-in compiler. Execute code in a WebView with a console for debugging. Edit, compile, and test scripts without internet or server connection. Transpile TypeScript to locally.
Picture-in-picture functionality allows users to play videos while performing other tasks. Videos can be played in fullscreen or picture-in-picture mode. Users can watch multiple videos simultaneously, one in fullscreen and one in PiP.
Create interactive web projects using JavaScript and Native code. Connect iOS device to computer for development. Use Capacitor 7 for cross-platform capabilities. Implement gesture controls and graphical elements.
Haptic provides tools to impact, notification, and selection with adjustable intensity and patterns. Users can experiment with different styles. Real-time graphs display haptic intensity for adjustment and analysis.