This app provides a suite of web development tools for Safari on mobile devices. Inspect and edit the DOM, view element styles, execute JavaScript commands, monitor network requests, and examine stored resources like cookies.
Summarized from real user reviews of Web Inspector. Based on 149 reviews and a 3.9/5 average, it highlights the 4 positives and 4 negatives reviewers mention most about this Developer Tools app.
2.0.0
August 20, 2026
- A new design. - Drag the tab bar up or down to resize the inspector. - Reduced memory usage on pages where the inspector isn't opened. - Lots of small fixes here and there. Also: - Elements: DOM and Elements are now one panel. - Elements: you can now inspect shadow DOM. - Network: filter requests, view responses inline, and copy as cURL. - Console: select and copy text, improved object display.
More4 issues
Disappears when reloading webpage
Doesn't work on newer iOS versions
4 requests
CSS editing capabilities
Resizable panel
Web Inspector expands Safari on mobile devices with a set of web development tools. It allows you to view, inspect, and edit the DOM, examine element styles, execute JavaScript commands, monitor network requests, and view details about stored resources like cookies.
Key features include DOM inspection and editing, an element style viewer, a JavaScript console for debugging and modification, network request monitoring, and the ability to view details about stored resources such as cookies and local storage.
Yes, based on the provided information, the app is free to use and does not have in-app purchases or advertisements.
The primary use case is for web developers and designers to debug, inspect, and modify webpages directly on their mobile devices using the Safari browser, without needing to connect to a desktop computer.
