"Inspect Element" in iOS Safari with  Actions and @Expo Config Plugins! See how ↓

It works with in-app browsers too! Here’s a link from medium that I opened on 𝕏

This project isn’t stable yet, but the source I used in the video is available here It’s the same plugin I used for my Widgets, now published → ‘@bacons/apple-targets’

@expo Not an iOS dev but the analogy which I can draw from my knowledge of iOS ecosystem is that The app uses Safari App Extension to register itself and inject JS into already opened webpage which is like Android App Intent on crack right?

@OmgImAlexis @expo Impressive! Hope Apple supports and doesn’t disable this.

@expo Looks great! Upcoming plugin right? I don’t see it in the repo.

@expo wow

@expo very useful

@expo 🤯 amazing

@expo This looks awesome Evan. I can imagine it might be useful to get a closer look at your own site on mobile.

@expo This actually looks like a security vulnerability. I’m imaging someone ships an app that gives you a useful tool in your browser but also executes some arbitrary JavaScript. With Apple’s App Store approval process, this seems unlikely but if new app stores ever open up… maybe

@expo The web allows script injection and blocking untrusted sources.