
Today we are adding experimental Android support to Inspect, which has been a common user ask since we launched. Inspect will now detect and leverage `adb` on your local machine to connect to physical Android devices and emulators, so you can debug websites and web views on Android with Inspect.

It's still very early for Android support, so expect things to be a bit unstable, but give things a spin and let us know how it works for you!

See our docs [https://inspect.dev/docs/guides/android](https://inspect.dev/docs/guides/android) on how to get started.


Today we area adding experimental Android support to Inspect

Experimental Android support in Inspect


Millions of users worldwide expect to access websites and web apps on their iOS devices (typically iPhones) through the Safari browser. As a result, web developers need to ensure that their website works flawlessly on iPhone-Safari combination browsers.

### The easiest way to Inspect and debug web apps and pages in Safari

Inspect allows you to debug Safari and WebViews from any iOS, macOS, Linux, and Windows device with ease, making the platform accessible to virtually every developer.

![Welcome](/welcome.png)

As an added benefit, users do not need any additional hardware to use Inspect for iOS Safari debugging since it's a cross-platform software solution. With Inspect, you can get straight to the task at hand without wasting money on expensive hardware units or wasting time teaching yourself how to navigate a complicated platform.

### How to use Inspect to debug iOS Safari apps and sites

Inspect has a user-friendly interface that's intuitive to anyone with web development experience. All you need to get started is your iOS device, PC, and a USB cord or a Wi-Fi connection. With Inspect, you can begin using our DevTools to modify, debug, and optimize your website to create a smooth browsing experience for iOS Safari users.

![Inspecting](/inspecting.png)

Here are the simple steps to follow whether you're testing or debugging an iOS Safari web page or app with Inspect:

1. **Connect your iOS device to your PC via USB cable or Wi-Fi**. You can use any device with a macOS, Linux, or Windows operating system.
2. **Start Inspect** and follow the instructions on how to setup your computer.
3. You are good to go!

### Noteworthy features of Inspect DevTools

So, you already know that Inspect's interface is extremely simple to operate. But, what else makes Inspect stand out from the countless other DevTool platforms on the market? In other words, why should you choose Inspect over its competitors?

Inspect rises above other industry leaders because our DevTools software is easy to use and is loaded with great features for developers. Using Inspect DevTools proves to be much less complicated than navigating Apple's Web Inspector and other platforms. You don't have to alter your devices' settings or enable menu bars. Our interface is completely streamlined, and most iOS Safari debugging phases can be done through the platform.

Here are Inspect's advanced features that make our software stand out from the crowd:

- Cross-platform iOS Safari debugging
- Built on Chrome DevTools UI
- DOM inspection
- CSS editing
- JavaScript debugging
- Storage inspecting
- ServiceWorker debugging
- Screencasting

### Begin your free trial of Inspect today!

Our DevTools software has all of the features you've been searching for when debugging an iOS Safari web page and more.

We offer cross-platform support for fixing Safari webpages, so there’s no need to invest in a MacBook when using our software. We’re sure you’ll love Inspect because of its ability to streamline the debugging process, allowing you to get your site up and running faster than your competitors.

Many successful website engineers from well-known companies such as Eventbrite, Plaid, Microsoft, Instacart, and Philips are already reaping the benefits of our innovative platform.

[Try Inspect today](https://inspect.dev) and see the magic for yourself!

Happy Inspecting!


Inspect allows you to debug Safari and WebViews from any iOS, macOS, Linux, and Windows device with ease, making the platform accessible to virtually every developer.

Blog

Experimental Android support in Inspect

How to debug mobile websites on iPhone using Inspect