01-31-2022, 01:12 AM
Gotchas,
I added that - and while I didn't see any automatic output in the developer console, I did query the value:
Here's Chrome on Windows to start:
Here's the ipad connected to a safari remote debugger:
The built-in tools in MIHTool weren't super useful themselves - but the fact that the page loads properly inside that Apps Browser is very useful.
I ended up using remotejs to get a console (remotejs.com) - add a line of HTML to indextpl.min.html and the remote
console wakes right up.
It seems that nativeLazyLoad is False inside MIHtool.
I changed
(GLOBAL.nativeLazyLoad=!0) to (GLOBAL.nativeLazyLoad=!1) (that is, globally false)
restarted nginx and php,.
the remotejs console now reports as false:
But the poor loading performance in Safari still persists.
I do notice that on the top right of the remoteJS tool that when MIH tool is running the browser is identified as "webkit" versus "mobile safari."
I added that - and while I didn't see any automatic output in the developer console, I did query the value:
Here's Chrome on Windows to start:
Here's the ipad connected to a safari remote debugger:
The built-in tools in MIHTool weren't super useful themselves - but the fact that the page loads properly inside that Apps Browser is very useful.
I ended up using remotejs to get a console (remotejs.com) - add a line of HTML to indextpl.min.html and the remote
console wakes right up.
It seems that nativeLazyLoad is False inside MIHtool.
I changed
(GLOBAL.nativeLazyLoad=!0) to (GLOBAL.nativeLazyLoad=!1) (that is, globally false)
restarted nginx and php,.
the remotejs console now reports as false:
But the poor loading performance in Safari still persists.
I do notice that on the top right of the remoteJS tool that when MIH tool is running the browser is identified as "webkit" versus "mobile safari."
