Yes you read right, we definately need a good mobile web browser for developers because there isn't any. You might say that there is a good mobile ...
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Remote debugging is actually a thing... it allows you to use your developer tools to inspect the site loaded on the mobile browser.
...and also a much better option than trying to use developer tools on a tiny screen with your fingers. This is almost certainly why they didn't build the devtool UIs for mobile in the first place - it doesn't make a great deal of sense.
I want this features for another reason. I do know about mobiles debugging. I sometimes use that.
I am into some web scraping lately. I need to check all of my targeted website whether they have the data I want easily accessible or not.
For example youtube's website does not use video element to display the video also few other video websites do use video element to display the video but they have CORS so no one can access their video direct through the video url.
I want this kind browser so that I can check their code while I am outside I don't have access to my pc.
So, you don't want a better mobile browser... you want a dodgy browser...
dodgy browser is this name of the browser
i actually wrote a blog post about this very recently!
dev.to/wraith/a-mobile-bugs-life-4g2d
I know about this but I will read you blog for more knowledge.
Use chrome://inspect and debug it from your desktop via a USB cable - MUCH more practical than a browser dev console on your tiny mobile screen would be ...
Heck, I'm even using chrome://inspect often not just to debug but also to simply interact when testing sites and apps on my phone - it's so much easier from a desktop machine.
Hey! Good take. I’d try making it an extension for Chrome and finding a way to use it in mobile. It appears that Chromium-based browser, like Kiwi Browser or Yandex, allow such extensions. Or making your own chromium based browser.
iOS 17 is out and I have yet to hear that non-WebKit browsers are a thing yet as was predicted earlier this year.
thank you
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i use kiwi browser on android, it has devtools that google chrome have on desktop version
thank you
now no need to make a new browser
There are 2 features that I'd like in a new (or not) browser.
Something that miss a lot on mobile is the ability to customize web experience with extensions and plugins.