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  Ullrich 13:45 on 7. December 2011 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Debugging ( 10 ), iPhone Simulator, Voodoo ( 8 ), WebKit ( 3 )   

  Remote Web Inspector Pt. 2 

  It gets even better, because this also works in Mobile Safari on the iOS 5 Simulator!

  Here’s a little script you can run, that enables the remote Web Inspector via gdb (via @atnan).

  Here’s to all the mobile devs!

   

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  Ullrich 13:07 on 7. December 2011 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Debugging ( 10 ), iPhone Simulator, WebKit ( 3 )   

  Remote Web Inspector 

  We recently stumbled across a blog post mentioning a way to enable a remote interface to a web inspector that is hidden inside the WebKit on iOS 5.

  Here’s how it’s done. In your Application Delegate add the following code:

  + (void)initialize;
  {
      [NSClassFromString(@"WebView") performSelector:@selector(_enableRemoteInspector)];
  }

  With this you can direct your browser to http://localhost:9999 to open the web inspector.

  Have fun!

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    Ullrich 13:51 on 7. December 2011 Permalink

    Remember that this will influence you’re App Store review experience

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  Ullrich 16:40 on 21. April 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Debugging ( 10 ), iPhone Simulator   

  To put an application running in Simulator in slow motion mode press ` or + (for german or english keyboard layout)

  UPDATE: Looks like this stopped working since some 3.1.x version.

  ANOTHER UPDATE: There is a new way to do this