And in the menu choose - Develop -> Simulator -> Page you want to debug. Now open this purple beauty - “Safari Technology Preview”.
Just push and run the mobile Safari there. Run it! After a while you will be able to go to Xcode -> Open Developer Tool -> Simulator. Using dual sim while selecting a phone number from safari.Xcode -> Preferences -> Components -> Just chose what you need here. Turned out that Safari has it’s own developer’s branch for beta testers and geeks, like it’s own ‘Canary’ =), and it’s called “Safari Technology Preview”.So, let’s go stet by step, how to make it all work with the emulator. Then - you’re just going to your desktop Safari and Chose in the main menu -> Develop -> Your Device ->Page you want to debug. In case it’s your first time with mobile debugging - if we go simple way and we got a real device, it’s as simple as going to Settings -> Safari -> Advanced and enable ‘Web Inspector’ option. Wow! And obviously the desktop safari doesn’t see the emulator. I said: ‘man, you got a mac with Xcode, let’s do it this way’, but turned out that iPhone simulator’s Safari doesn’t have ‘Web inspector’. This morning I had an issue with iPhone 6 specifically, and it’s not a big deal, right? We got a browser-stack. tk, since you dont want the website to rank or stuffs. All you have to do is get a smaller webhost and a cheaper domain. Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone CPU iPhone OS 161 like Mac OS X) AppleWebKit/605.1.15 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/16.0 Mobile/15E148 Safari/605.1. If you know what VM is, then it is pretty easy to test websites on safari. In case you need to support mobile Safari - this article is for you. Ever since Apple removed Safari for Windows, it is actually hard to get installers for safari on windows. For instance, iOS requieres SSL bypasses at minimum for :īest would maybe to try first completely disabling SSL inspection for your testing device, and then identify which URL is causing the issue (see About SSL Inspection | Zscaler).Īnother thing you should also check is if the remote ressource (your test web server) is reachable though Zscaler using a Windows or Mac OS device (depending on which kind of OS your company is running with).If you’re a happy web-developer doing you job chances are you got a real device to test your web-applications, but it’s very unlikely you got all devices and all iOS versions at the same time.
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