Right On Page Devtools vs WebView Inspector

Debug Mobile Safari Without a Mac. It works for both iPhone and iPad Right On Page DevTools brings essential web debugging directly onto the page you are viewing in Safari. See what is happening on the page in real time: • View console logs, warnings, errors, and exceptions • Inspect Fetch/XHR API requests and responses • Search logs, URLs, headers, payloads, and response bodies • Copy JSON values from nested responses • Inspect page elements and edit CSS on device • Snip HTML and CSS from any element • Catch API errors and JavaScript exceptions faster Unlike desktop-style devtools squeezed into a tiny panel, Right On Page is designed for quick mobile debugging. Open Safari, enable the extension for the site, and inspect what is happening right on the page. Useful for frontend developers, indie hackers, QA testers, and anyone debugging responsive websites on iPhone or iPad. Privacy first: Right On Page is off by default for each site and asks for permission per domain. The extension does not collect your browsing data.

WebView Inspector is a developer tool for iOS and macOS that lets you quickly load any URL in a native WebKit WKWebView and inspect it using Safari’s Develop menu. It supports camera and microphone permissions for testing media-rich web functionality like WebRTC. Just enable inspection via WKWebViewConfiguration (isInspectable = true), connect your device or simulator to Safari, and debug your app as if it were running directly in the browser. Key Features: • Load any URL in a WKWebView on iOS and macOS • Inspect using Safari → Develop → [Your App] • Enable camera & microphone access for media testing • Native navigation: back, forward, refresh • Secure HTTPS with ATS support • Cross-platform testing in a single app Perfect for web developers, QA engineers, and testers who want a lightweight WebView testing tool without building a full environment.