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Web Inspector in Safari 3

Today I upgraded my Mac OS X Tiger version to 10.4.11. Included in this update is the new version of Apple's web-browser Safari.
One of the most useful new features, when it comes to web development, is definitely the new web inspector!
It is not activated by default, but entering this line to the terminal will enable it:

defaults write com.apple.Safari WebKitDeveloperExtras -bool true

Now you can right click and choose "Inspect Element" to open the web inspector.

But it gets even better: enter the following line to the terminal and you get a complete new menu point "Debug".

defaults write com.apple.Safari IncludeDebugMenu 1

Great!
(After entering these commands in the terminal, you'll have to restart safari to see the changes)

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In this blog I mainly write about the progress concerning my diploma thesis which will be an in-house application for innoQ based on Ruby on Rails, but some other (geek) stuff might appear here, too.

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