I have a front-end component for a project that's exhibiting the following bug:
There's a button at the bottom of the screen of one of my Panes and ONLY on chrome on iOS does the button not show. If I tap the address bar, then the button appears presumably because the pane has redrawn itself.
The other problem is that I can't recreate the bug. It only appears on a client's web app. Things that could be super helpful:
what's a good way to inspect Chrome on iOS? (I know how to inspect Safari on iOS, Chrome on Android, but not Chrome on iOS. I've also already tried the devtools mobile emulator and it does not reproduce there)
any related posts for bugs on Chrome on iOS (I've done some search already but if anyone has something deep in the internet that they remember)
any knowledge of how Chrome renders things differently than Safari for iPhones
any ideas on intermediate solutions
any ideas on potential causes
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If i use https://trelki.de/ on my S10+ device using latest chrome i am unable to scroll.
I tried chrome dev tools, works. it works in every browser except of the current chrome. someone is causing this, because my scrolling works on other pages.
firefox works, opera works, edge works, chrome desktop (arch linux) works, also.
watch https://trelki.de/
i just want people to scroll that page and find the reason for this.
this page is completely self-written, so i have control about absolutely everything.
Thanks in advance
I have a problem with the https://konfiguratorszkolen.pl/ webpage - it works fine on desktop, but breaks on mobile devices.
On mobile, it loads at first and everything looks fine, but after a 1-2sec it shows "aw, snap" error. I've checked it only with Chrome and Safari on iPhone, but I believe it's a general problem.
I've already checked the website on
https://search.google.com/test/mobile-friendly
and
https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/
and the result are alright (mobile performance would be better).
What might be the problem? How can I debug this issue on mobile (of course works fine on a desktop browser)?
Here is the repository (it's only a code look-in): https://github.com/KamilSobieraj/Konfigurator_szkolen
What you're looking for is called remote debugging and is available for firefox, chrome and there's even solutions to debug iOS safari from your computer (no Mac needed).
I recently deployed a website after testing for responsiveness in chrome developer tools that displays correctly in chrome developer tools and on mobile in Firefox but not chrome.
Here's what it looks like in the developer tools.
Here's what it looks like on chrome on a mobile device.
You can see that the background image is gone and the header image is off to the left.
I thought it might be because of an older version of chrome so I managed to get a look at it on a newer version of chrome.
So on this newer one the picture is no longer to the left but the background is still missing.
So it works when I'm viewing the website on a desktop and reduce the size to mobile and on Firefox but breaks in chrome on mobile.
I've tried different versions of chrome, uninstalling and reinstalling chrome, using both the chrome and firefox developer tools and I've also tried finding similar questions already answered on Stack Overflow and the most similar says to make sure to have
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1"/>
which I have and I even saw a post saying to add maximum-scale=1 which I tried.
Since it works fine in the developer tools I've been flying blind trying things and redeploying.
I run into the same problem, today is 2020-03-09...
It seems the #media query does not work in chrome in my iPhone SE, but safari is OK.
Also the app 'Google' is working too, you can search it from app store, it has a big 'G' with 4 colors, red/yellow/green/blue, as its symbol.
You mentioned that you're using an Android device. Try remote debugging. This lets you inspect the page as it was truly rendered on your mobile device, from a DevTools window on your desktop.
For iOS see Inspecting Safari. Unfortunately I couldn't find an official doc.
I can't really paste reproduction here, because it's happening in commercial project. I will try to describe it and maybe someone had same problem.
Vue 2.x, iOS 9.x, iPad and iPod
My page (one of layouts) crashes on Safari/Chrome on iOS, immediatly after page load. On ipad it gets refreshed and works. On iPod it crashes also on other pages and doesn't get refreshed.
Can't debug anyhow. I know there was a problem with ios 9 safari with too much javascript templating/too much js at all.
Do you know anything about that issue? Is it possible to debug it somehow? I thought I just accidentaly trigger some bug in safari, but different behavior in faster/slower devices says it's more like computing bug (iPhone 6s work like ipad)
Help, I cant rewrite everything to jQuery now :D
EDIT:
I initialized vue on DOMContentLoaded and it fixed iPad problem (so problem was maybe conflicts between html rendering by vue and browser), but slow 2014 iPod breaks anyway
I'm create a website specifically for the ipad. What tools should i use to help me debug CSS? I'm developing from a desktop environment, but testing and viewing my changes on the iPad.
I use firebug to debug your normal website. But my ipad website doesn't show up at all in firefox. It shows up in Safari, but Sencha's drag, touch and slide event handlers don't respond well to my mouse events.
What tool do I use to debug css (and possibly javascript) issues on an ipad website built with Sencha?
Try the Phantom Limb.
It simulates touch events on a desktop browser to enable testing. (it also turns your mouse pointer into a giant hand, which I guess adds to the effect.... hmmmm)
This is quite a new thing -- I haven't tried it myself yet; it's still on my 'todo' list, so I can't tell you how great it is, just that it is supposed to solve the kind of problems you're asking about.
I ended up using google chrome's developer tools. It uses the webkit engine just like safari, so it's the closes thing I have.