Web inspector only shows audit, console and source

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Created May ’21

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Hello,
Since 1 week or about, I'm not able to see all tabs in web inspector.
Maybe after update install.

I'm stuck, I'm not able to debug anymore.
Please help me.

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Answer 1

esrah OP

May ’21

Hi,

same here. Haven´t found a solution yet.

Regards

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fgfgfdgfdgf OP

May ’21

Same here. Running iOS 14.5 on my iPhone 6s and Safari version Version 14.1.1 (16611.2.7.1.3) on my MacBook Pro. I only get the Console, Sources and Audit tabs when selecting my device on Safari's web inspector.

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fgfgfdgfdgf OP

May ’21

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darkguy2008 OP

May ’21

Same here, it doesn't even work with the Safari Technology Preview. It's all broken, this sucks!!!!!!

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frogger OP

May ’21

Same here.
IOS version is 14.4.1.
This broke after upgrading from Xcode 12.1 on Catalina to Xcode 12.5 on Big Sur (had to upgrade for Network Link Conditioner to work on this IOS)

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MODWorld OP

May ’21

I had updated to iOS 14.6 and big sur 11.4. I only get the Console,Sources and Audit tabs when selecting my device or the simulator on Safari's web inspector. It is the same as Safari 14.1.1 und Safari Technology Preview 14.2.

Had anyone a solution ?

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jeffpar OP

Jun ’21

I have the same problem on my MacBook Pro. All Safari will show are the Sources (with no actual sources), Console and Audit tabs when attempting to debug Safari on my iPhone, regardless whether I'm debugging via cable or network. Everything is current (iPhone is running 14.6, Safari is 14.1.1, and Big Sur is 11.4). I also tried turning off all Safari extensions, but that didn't help.

Fortunately, the Safari Technology Preview (Release 126 (Safari 14.2, WebKit 16612.1.17.10.5)) DOES work for me. So, that's sort of good news.

I seem to recall that it used to be possible to re-download/re-install Safari, but apparently that's no longer a thing. I feel like there's a good chance that would solve whatever the problem is. I'm sure as hell not going waste a minimum of 1-2 hours reinstalling the entire macOS, on the vague hope that that might solve the problem.

C'mon Apple, you're better than that.

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