Can anyone point to a guide for using the web inspector in Safari 6? It looks like it could be powerful, but it is not as user-friendly as the Safari 5 and Chrome inspectors. It feels like a step back.
Has anyone figured out how to set a breakpoint in the actual page (not a .js file)? There are no line numbers in the inspector to click on. I complained to Apple. I also can't figure out how to add script files to the sources tab in the new webkit version of the inspector. Also clicking on the line numbers in the resources tab of the new webkit inspector no longer sets a breakpoint. I've had to go back to 5.x since I can't set breakpoints where I need to... Ideas?
datbates|13 years ago
nathos|13 years ago