Here’s a quick FAQ for common problems with devices and target detection when trying to use Inspect.
Yes, Inspect can debug Google Chrome
on iOS.
Read our detailed guide here: https://inspect.dev/guides/debug-chrome-ios
At the moment we do not support debuggig of Microsoft Edge
on iOS.
Sometimes Inspect can have trouble finding the Safari tabs on your iOS device.
The following steps unblock 80% of our users:
As ironic as it might sound, but some users have needed to restart their Windows machine after installing iTunes. We suspect this is to start the Apple Driver provided by iTunes as a Windows service.
If your issue persists, please contact support and we are more than happy to help.
This typically happens if you just enabled web inspector
on your iOS device. Please try to force restart Safari or restart your iOS device to make sure the web inspector service is running on your device.
Sometime it helps to:
Inspect can only debug developer-provisioned apps.
This means that the app needs to have been installed via Xcode, and not via the AppStore or TestFlight.
This is a limitation from Apple. See https://webkit.org/web-inspector/enabling-web-inspector/ for details.
Here’s a quick FAQ for common problems with devices and target detection when trying to use Inspect.
Yes, Inspect can debug Google Chrome
on iOS.
Read our detailed guide here: https://inspect.dev/guides/debug-chrome-ios
At the moment we do not support debuggig of Microsoft Edge
on iOS.
Sometimes Inspect can have trouble finding the Safari tabs on your iOS device.
The following steps unblock 80% of our users:
As ironic as it might sound, but some users have needed to restart their Windows machine after installing iTunes. We suspect this is to start the Apple Driver provided by iTunes as a Windows service.
If your issue persists, please contact support and we are more than happy to help.
This typically happens if you just enabled web inspector
on your iOS device. Please try to force restart Safari or restart your iOS device to make sure the web inspector service is running on your device.
Sometime it helps to:
Inspect can only debug developer-provisioned apps.
This means that the app needs to have been installed via Xcode, and not via the AppStore or TestFlight.
This is a limitation from Apple. See https://webkit.org/web-inspector/enabling-web-inspector/ for details.