With the advent of Safari 4, it seemed that the Debug menu was gone, replaced by the new Develop menu. As it turns out, that’s not the case at all; the Debug menu is still available in Safari 4, but ...

The Safari browser on your iPad includes a Developer mode that can be used to debug Web pages. Your iPad disables this mode by default because the typical iPad user never needs to view Web page code.

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Exclusive - Apple Computer seeded developers this week with Safari 1.3 Developer Preview 1, which is being developed for Mac OS X 10.3 Panther and carries version number 146. Apple Developer ...

Though it's a topic we've covered several times in the past, users continue to inquire regarding fixes for an issue where Safari is not able to access some banking Web sites. The first thing you ...

Mozilla lets you use Firefox as your IDE even when you're deploying to other browsers. Don't get me wrong, this tool is great especially since its cross browser compatible, but with no IE support ...

Debugging in Safari just got a little bit easier. The WebKit open source project provides tools and applications for Apple's Mac OS, and Drosera is their latest creation. Drosera is a JavaScript a ...

While Mac users now have several high-quality browsers to choose from, Safari is still their clear favorite. But even Safari 2.0—the new version recently released as part of OS X 10.4—isn’t quite ...

A few months ago Mozilla released its WebIDE project to make the browser a complete environment not just for consuming Web apps but for developing and deploying them as well. At the time, though, ...