Walnut vs Palette Monster

The ultimate developer tool for testing WKWebView and SFSafariViewController configurations in real-time. KEY FEATURES WKWebView Testing • Real-time configuration testing with 20+ options • Built-in DevTools: Console, Network, Storage, Performance, Sources, Accessibility • JavaScript injection and snippet execution • Custom User-Agent emulation • Viewport and device emulation SFSafariViewController Testing • Native Safari experience with content blockers • Reader mode and responsive size control • Customizable bar colors and dismiss button styles Developer Tools • Console: Capture console.log with %c CSS styling support • Network: Monitor fetch/XHR requests with timing data • Storage: View/edit localStorage, sessionStorage, cookies • Performance: Web Vitals (LCP, FID, CLS) and Navigation Timing • Sources: DOM tree inspection, stylesheets, scripts • Accessibility: axe-core based accessibility auditing Additional Features • Bookmark management for quick URL access • Responsive viewport resizing (iPhone, iPad, Desktop presets) • Screenshot capture • API capability detection • Dark mode support Perfect for iOS developers who need to test web content rendering, debug JavaScript, analyze network requests, and ensure accessibility compliance.

Meet Palette Monster: a playful color lab for designers, developers, and anyone who loves a beautifully balanced palette. Start with any base color and watch a complete palette spring to life. Explore different color relationships, then shape the result with live controls for hue, chroma, lightness, and contrast. Every adjustment updates your palette instantly, so inspiration never has to wait. View every color in HEX, HSL, RGB, or OKLCH, and tap any swatch to turn it into your next starting point. Made a detour? Undo and redo keep experimentation effortless. Palette Monster makes smart use of every screen, from iPhone to iPad and iPhone Duo, keeping your palette and creative controls beautifully within reach. Save the palettes you love to your library, or export ready-to-use XCAssets color catalogs and bring them straight into your Xcode projects.