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Is it possible to debug a web app running on iPad from Safari in MAC by connecting both MAC and iPad to same Wifi network?

Naveen Attri
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  • I use the Textastic editor app for debugging iOS, it has a console and firebug and runs on ipads and phones, as for doing it over wifi I don't know – user7951676 Jul 27 '17 at 12:22

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The short response is "no". You need to plug the usb cable.

J. Doe
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I think we can. In my case, we have an ASP.NET MVC web application that was hosted in my local LAN network. I can debug and test the web application by Fiddler Web debugger and iPad iOS11 device. Therefore, I view my web application from iPad, then the Fiddler have all debug information. It's same thing for your scenarios.

How can I do that? 

Step 1: Go to Fiddler options -> Connections: checked Allow remote computer to connect, and give fiddler listens on port: 8888 
Step 2: Go to your iPad and setup your network proxy to your machine.

Then you can debug now.

Ortsbo
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