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Sounds like a bug, but we'll need more information to investigate. (Have you tried to do the same thing using Safari Technology Preview?)
Please file a report at feedbackassistant.apple.com with: version of Safari, macOS, and Xcode
sysdiagnose taken after the issue occurs
sample Xcode project
Thanks, BJ
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Hello bryan.m.obrien, that sounds like a really annoying problem to have. I'd love to get to the bottom of it!
Please file a report at feedbackassistant.apple.com and we'll take a look. You'll need to include a sysdiagnose taken after the issue occurs.
@Silverlox, if you feel that your bug report is stuck or hasn't been reviewed, please email web-evangelist@apple.com with your Feedback ID. I'll look it up and return it if we need additional information (i.e., a sysdiagnose).
Thanks, BJ
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Hello EricDu,
I'm sorry that the tabs have disappeared, not sure why that would be! They still exist for sure.
You can select which tabs are displayed by right-clicking on any part of the tab bar and checking or unchecking the listed tabs.
If this still doesn't work, please file a report at feedbackassistant.apple.com and we'll take a look promptly.
Thanks!
BJ
Hello elijahjg,
I was able to confirm that this is indeed buggy in Safari 14. We'll fix it in WebKit as soon as we can! Keep an eye out on the Safari Technology Preview release notes to get the fix soon after it's been integrated.
You can follow along here:
https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=220773
Thanks for your report!
BJ
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Hello folks. This sounds like a bug, and I don't know why that may be happening. I encourage you to file a report at feedbackassistant.apple.com so that we may investigate further. Please include a sysdiagnose taken immediately after reproducing the problem.
Thanks, BJ
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This sounds like a bug. Does it happen on all websites, or a few specific ones?
Does this happen in Safari Technology Preview?
Please file a report at feedbackassistant.apple.com if you are unable to work around or resolve the issue.
~BJ
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Hello h_b, thanks for writing.
It sounds like you are hitting a crash in the page that's being inspected, not in Web Inspector itself. Does this happen for a specific page, or lots of pages? And, does this happen in a recent release of Safari Technology Preview?
Either way, please file a report at https://feedbackassistant.apple.com and we'll take a look. Please include a sysdiagnose and the URL(s) where you are encountering this issue.
Thanks!
BJ
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You need administrator privileges, or to be added to the _webdeveloper user group to run safaridriver --enable.
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We believe this has been addressed in Safari 14 and recent Safari Technology Preview. Update and try again.
If it still happens, please file a report at feedbackassistant.apple.com with a test page and test script to demonstrate the issue. See man safaridriver for more tips about reporting safaridriver bugs.
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Hello,
Starting in iOS 14, the Remote Automation toggle has been removed from the settings menu for Simulators only. Instead, remote automation is always allowed for Simulator targets.
You shouldn't have to do anything special to use simulators with the iOS 14.0 runtime, so please file a bug if you cannot connect to said simulators.
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Rohit, there have been many improvements to remote inspection stability in Safari 14. Please give it a try, you can download it at https://developer.apple.com/safari/download/
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Hello dunhuang,
In Safari 13 and later, you can view the remote address in the Network tab and the Sources tab. Network Tab: right-click on the column headers and ensure "IP Address" is checked.
Sources Tab: appears for a resource loaded over the network in the "Request & Response" sidebar section.
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Hello homromg,
Based on your screenshot, it seems that somehow you have set a URL breakpoint that won't go away. (What's that? You can learn more about URL breakpoints here: https://webkit.org/web-inspector/url-breakpoints/)
We believe this bug has been fixed in Safari Technology Preview and Safari 14. Please consider trying these options out.
Another workaround would be to clear out the contents of ~/Library/Safari/LocalStorage/, however this will affect normal browsing local storage as well.
Thanks, BJ
Hello Mateo,
You can emulate many iOS devices and runtimes using the Simulator included with Xcode, and remotely debug/inspect those webviews using Safari's Develop menu.
You can test out responsive layouts using Safari's Responsive Design Mode tool, under the Develop menu. This is also compatible with Web Inspector.
I have no recommendations regarding other platforms.
Thanks, BJ
Hello Alfr3d,
This is a known issue, and it is fixed in Safari 14 betas and the latest Safari Technology Preview for Mojave. You can find Safari Technology Preview here: https://developer.apple.com/safari/technology-preview/
Thanks, BJ
