#mobilesafari — Public Fediverse posts
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@Chancerubbage
This is what attempting to enter text in a single form field looks like for me on iOS 26. Completely unusable. The "solve" for this is to adjust Safari preference so tabs are on "top." -
@Chancerubbage
This is what attempting to enter text in a single form field looks like for me on iOS 26. Completely unusable. The "solve" for this is to adjust Safari preference so tabs are on "top." -
@Chancerubbage
This is what attempting to enter text in a single form field looks like for me on iOS 26. Completely unusable. The "solve" for this is to adjust Safari preference so tabs are on "top." -
@Chancerubbage
This is what attempting to enter text in a single form field looks like for me on iOS 26. Completely unusable. The "solve" for this is to adjust Safari preference so tabs are on "top." -
@Chancerubbage
This is what attempting to enter text in a single form field looks like for me on iOS 26. Completely unusable. The "solve" for this is to adjust Safari preference so tabs are on "top." -
Testing Mobile Safari on device using linux with ios-safari-remote-debug-kit
One thing that has been frustrating to me is how hard it is to test iOS devices when you no longer have a MacOS device and Safari to test on.
I stumbled upon ios-safari-remote-debug-kit which uses ios-webkit-debug-proxy to allow the inspector in Chromium. This ended up being straightforward despite the many dependencies listed on the latter. Mainly because I already had them with Slackware!
The only caveat is that I needed to allow Chromium write access to its files again. I removed write access to specific files in
~/.config/chromiumfor privacy, which Chromium complains about, but it still... -
Testing Mobile Safari on device using linux with ios-safari-remote-debug-kit
One thing that has been frustrating to me is how hard it is to test iOS devices when you no longer have a MacOS device and Safari to test on.
I stumbled upon ios-safari-remote-debug-kit which uses ios-webkit-debug-proxy to allow the inspector in Chromium. This ended up being straightforward despite the many dependencies listed on the latter. Mainly because I already had them with Slackware!
The only caveat is that I needed to allow Chromium write access to its files again. I removed write access to specific files in
~/.config/chromiumfor privacy, which Chromium complains about, but it still... -
Testing Mobile Safari on device using linux with ios-safari-remote-debug-kit
One thing that has been frustrating to me is how hard it is to test iOS devices when you no longer have a MacOS device and Safari to test on.
I stumbled upon ios-safari-remote-debug-kit which uses ios-webkit-debug-proxy to allow the inspector in Chromium. This ended up being straightforward despite the many dependencies listed on the latter. Mainly because I already had them with Slackware!
The only caveat is that I needed to allow Chromium write access to its files again. I removed write access to specific files in
~/.config/chromiumfor privacy, which Chromium complains about, but it still... -
Finding that in iOS 26 Safari some page elements that are supposed to be drawn at the bottom of the screen (such as a floating "jump to top" button as used at lawyersgunsmoney.com) are being drawn halfway down the screen instead, obscuring content.
Requesting the "desktop site" causes the element to be drawn in the correct place.
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Finding that in iOS 26 Safari some page elements that are supposed to be drawn at the bottom of the screen (such as a floating "jump to top" button as used at lawyersgunsmoney.com) are being drawn halfway down the screen instead, obscuring content.
Requesting the "desktop site" causes the element to be drawn in the correct place.
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Finding that in iOS 26 Safari some page elements that are supposed to be drawn at the bottom of the screen (such as a floating "jump to top" button as used at lawyersgunsmoney.com) are being drawn halfway down the screen instead, obscuring content.
Requesting the "desktop site" causes the element to be drawn in the correct place.
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Finding that in iOS 26 Safari some page elements that are supposed to be drawn at the bottom of the screen (such as a floating "jump to top" button as used at lawyersgunsmoney.com) are being drawn halfway down the screen instead, obscuring content.
Requesting the "desktop site" causes the element to be drawn in the correct place.
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Finding that in iOS 26 Safari some page elements that are supposed to be drawn at the bottom of the screen (such as a floating "jump to top" button as used at lawyersgunsmoney.com) are being drawn halfway down the screen instead, obscuring content.
Requesting the "desktop site" causes the element to be drawn in the correct place.
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New post from A Head Full of Wishes
My record collection: #119: The Pastels - Mobile Safari (CD)
Mobile Safari was The Pastels third album and was released in early 1995. It was the first of two (so far) albums by The Pastels that Dean has contributed to - -
New post from A Head Full of Wishes
My record collection: #119: The Pastels - Mobile Safari (CD)
Mobile Safari was The Pastels third album and was released in early 1995. It was the first of two (so far) albums by The Pastels that Dean has contributed to - -
New post from A Head Full of Wishes
My record collection: #119: The Pastels - Mobile Safari (CD)
Mobile Safari was The Pastels third album and was released in early 1995. It was the first of two (so far) albums by The Pastels that Dean has contributed to - -
(Mobile) Safari's push notifications definitely aren't pretty at all 😅
It doesn't support custom `icon` and `image` attributes. It'll *always* show the app's icon and "from Phanpy" in the title. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/ServiceWorkerRegistration/showNotification
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(Mobile) Safari's push notifications definitely aren't pretty at all 😅
It doesn't support custom `icon` and `image` attributes. It'll *always* show the app's icon and "from Phanpy" in the title. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/ServiceWorkerRegistration/showNotification
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(Mobile) Safari's push notifications definitely aren't pretty at all 😅
It doesn't support custom `icon` and `image` attributes. It'll *always* show the app's icon and "from Phanpy" in the title. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/ServiceWorkerRegistration/showNotification
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(Mobile) Safari's push notifications definitely aren't pretty at all 😅
It doesn't support custom `icon` and `image` attributes. It'll *always* show the app's icon and "from Phanpy" in the title. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/ServiceWorkerRegistration/showNotification
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(Mobile) Safari's push notifications definitely aren't pretty at all 😅
It doesn't support custom `icon` and `image` attributes. It'll *always* show the app's icon and "from Phanpy" in the title. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/ServiceWorkerRegistration/showNotification
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I hit the tab limit of 500 tabs in #MobileSafari!
And then I learned about a bunch of features that I didn’t know existed!
First learning: you can “copy links” and get links to all the tabs in a tab group.
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I hit the tab limit of 500 tabs in #MobileSafari!
And then I learned about a bunch of features that I didn’t know existed!
First learning: you can “copy links” and get links to all the tabs in a tab group.
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I hit the tab limit of 500 tabs in #MobileSafari!
And then I learned about a bunch of features that I didn’t know existed!
First learning: you can “copy links” and get links to all the tabs in a tab group.
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I hit the tab limit of 500 tabs in #MobileSafari!
And then I learned about a bunch of features that I didn’t know existed!
First learning: you can “copy links” and get links to all the tabs in a tab group.
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I hit the tab limit of 500 tabs in #MobileSafari!
And then I learned about a bunch of features that I didn’t know existed!
First learning: you can “copy links” and get links to all the tabs in a tab group.