Comments on: Yet another one more thing… a new Web Inspector!

By: countZZero

countZZero — Mon, 07 Jan 2008 18:32:13 +0000

Does this incorporate FTP/SFTP?

Just curious…
Karl A. Shalek
http://www.fastercats.com

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By: cyrilgodefroy

cyrilgodefroy — Tue, 03 Jul 2007 10:06:09 +0000

This Inspector is wonderful. I am writing an ebook on web site optimization (client-side) and the lack of such a tool for safari was really a disappointment for me (as Safari is my primary browser).

I have small requests/comments on the network view after using it for only a small amount of time :
- the size of the request fo each item is lacking, and the ‘cookie’ header too. I ‘ve come accross several web sites where cookie size and requests sizes are huge and a real performance issue. The inspector should help showing this.
- the url of the request should be added : resources typically come from different servers. why
- the page view hides the fact that you can go through several redirections (302) between pages. Maybe the redirections could be recorded and the page cleaned up on a click event?

Otherwise, I love the css/html/images/javascripts breakup. It is a gem in the gem. Summarizes superbly a page so that even the guys at marketing can understand it.

PS: : please send info on the inspector to the guys building the apple startpage (they coul save some bandwidth etc/…)

By: mazdak_rezvani

mazdak_rezvani — Thu, 28 Jun 2007 16:00:59 +0000

This is a great tool One very important thing missing from it though:

The ability to change values (like Firebug in Firefox)

When I click on a CSS value, I’d like to be able to play around with it to see how it affects the page. It would be even nicer to have the CSS file display editable.

Thanks for the great tool though.