ios - Why is Web Inspector showing me "no inspectable applications"? -
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My company recently modified app development is. While the development and Q / Aing on Android were relatively painless, iOS is a pain on the other side.
The task is included by looking at our app's page source (which has a custom browser) I have heard that the web inspector is a great tool, so I went with it
The problem
- First of all, Web Inspector is able to detect custom browser first.
- But quite often, the web inspector's menu gives a "no invisible application" prompt
- It happens with the exact version of the app that was previously used.
- No triggers; Yesterday Web Inspector was working with Custom Browser, and then stopped working after a few hours (during which I disconnected and added the iPhone again).
I did not understand despite breaking my head for a week.
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I have iPhone 4S running iOS 7.0.4. Safari 7.0 in Mac Mini
In the phone option
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Web Inspector
is turned on in the iPhone menu - Javascript on the phone Is on.
On Safari in My Mac Mini - The Development menu is enabled (obviously)
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- IOS Safari Web Inspector Detected by
So, how would I go about debugging it? What could possibly happen and what could be the solution?
I had one problem, that was the reason I was running iOS 8, safari with 7.1 Was fixed by updating.
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