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View Source Of Any Web Page In Safari With This iOS 8 Extension

View Source Of Any Web Page In Safari With This iOS 8 Extension
  1. How do I view page source in Safari on iPhone?
  2. How do you view source code on iPad?
  3. How do I view page source?
  4. How do I view HTML files on iPhone?

How do I view page source in Safari on iPhone?

View Source On Safari on iPad and iPhone

Now that you have created a new bookmark called 'View Source', to view source of any webpage, open any site from your Safari browser, tap on the bookmark icon and then tap on the 'View Source' bookmark.

How do you view source code on iPad?

How to See a Website Source Code in Your iPad or iPhone.

  1. Open any website using their Safari browser on your iPhone or iPad. ...
  2. Now tap on the bookmark button on the top left, click on edit and select the "View Source" bookmark we just created.
  3. Copy the below code and paste it in the URL field of the bookmark and tap on "Done".

How do I view page source?

View Source Using View Page Source

Right-click the page and click on “View Page Source,” or press Ctrl + U, to see the page's source in a new tab.

How do I view HTML files on iPhone?

Place the html file in your ~/Sites folder. Go the the URL listed in the Web Sharing panel from your iPhone, while on the home network, and open the html file. It will load in Mobile Safari. If you want this to stay on your iPhone you'll need to have the page written in html5 and have a properly setup CACHE MANIFEST.

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