A browser extension for Safari that provides web developers with essential tools. It allows inspection of console logs, DOM elements, network requests, resources like localStorage and cookies, and source code.





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A browser extension for Safari that provides web developers with essential tools. It allows inspection of console logs, DOM elements, network requests, resources like localStorage and cookies, and source code.






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.






This app provides a comprehensive suite of tools for web developers to inspect and debug web pages within a WebView environment. It offers features like source code inspection, network diagnostics, and JavaScript injection to streamline the development process.


Inspect the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript of any website directly on your device. Features syntax highlighting and search capabilities for easy code analysis. Can be used as a standalone tool or integrated with your browser.


Enhance web browsing by injecting custom code into websites. Control zooming, change fonts, add sticky notes, and more. Create your own code snippets or explore a database of user-contributed enhancements.


Access the latest developer news, features, and videos from Apple. Stay updated on new frameworks and technologies, and catch up on past event content.




This app provides desktop-style debugging for mobile web development. Capture console logs, network requests, and JavaScript execution directly on your device. Review and analyze web activity securely offline.


Test various APIs directly from your mobile device. Supports REST, GraphQL, WebSockets, and more, with advanced editors and request customization. Share requests easily and manage cookies and history.


Inspect and share HTML, CSS, and JavaScript source code from mobile web pages directly on your device. Debug web applications by viewing source code as a real mobile browser would.




Access articles, podcasts, and videos from dev.to in a native mobile application. This app provides a streamlined way to consume developer-focused content on the go. Contact the developer for suggestions or questions.


Inspect and edit web pages directly within your browser. Enhance your workflow with split-screen functionality on iPad, and unlock advanced features like a JavaScript console and stylesheet modification with a Pro purchase.


Automatically hides "Accept Cookie" popups across millions of websites for a smoother browsing experience. Enjoy seamless navigation without the constant interruptions of cookie consent banners.




This open-source Safari extension allows you to run custom JavaScript and CSS code on any website. Enhance your browsing experience with personalized styling, automatic redirects, and ad-blocking.


This Safari extension brings web development tools directly to your iPhone. View console logs and API requests on the webpage, and inspect or modify CSS elements without needing a computer.


Enhance your GitHub experience with this Safari extension. It streamlines the interface and introduces over 200 features, including improved link detection, visible whitespace, and one-click tools for common tasks. Gain deeper insights into code, pull requests, and repository history.



