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Hey Developers! I love web design and am trying to test out some CSS, I am currently using a MacBook Pro 13' (2020 Version), I only use Safari and I want to know if I'm able to simulate other devices like a Windows 10 PC, an Android phone, an iPhone, or an iPad. I do own an iPhone and iPad but wanted to do it all on my Mac, I've tried searching for Safari extensions to do this but so far I haven't found one. If you could give me some suggestions or a link to what I should use it would be appreciated.

Several popular web-based browser testing services make it possible to test iOS's Mobile Safari, but the best of these tools require an additional fee, have limited free features, or restrict the number of users who can use an account at the same time. Apple makes iOS testing available for free to all macOS users, with their Simulator app. Jun 02, 2015 Not sure what version of Safari was out when this answer was created. I don't see a iOS simulator in the Develop menu in Safari 11.1, but there is Responsive Design Mode. Unfortunately my company's website uses a cookie for mobile/desktop view though so this doesn't help.

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Mateo

Debug on either an iOS device directly or debug on an iOS simulator.

Apple provides an excellent developer experience for debugging on Mac OS X.However, it is not possible to remotely debug iOS devices on Windows.

If you need to debug an iOS device on Windows, follow the Debug on Legacy Android with the Stock Browser (and on Other Devices) guide instead.

1. Debugging on an iOS Device

As you test your mobile site, you observe issues on specific devices.If the issue occurs on an iOS device, use this guide to inspect the device.

A. Enable Safari Web Inspector on your iOS device

Open the 'Settings' app on your iOS device.
Navigate to 'Safari > Advanced'.
Turn on the 'Web Inspector' toggle.

B. Enable the Develop menu on your Mac

On your Mac, open the Safari browser.
In the Safari menu bar, navigate to the 'Safari' menu.
Select 'Preferences…'
In the Safari browser preferences, switch to the 'Advanced' tab.
In the 'Advanced' tab, turn on the 'Show Develop menu in menu bar' toggle.

C. Connect your iOS device to your Mac with a USB cable.

D. Open the page for debugging

On the iOS device connected to your Mac, open Safari.
Go to http://preview.mobify.com to preview your bundle.
Fill in the form fields with your site information.
Click 'Preview'.
Navigate to the page for debugging.

PreviewLearn to Preview your Project or to Preview your Project on a Device.

E. Inspect the page

On your Mac, open Safari.
In the Safari menu bar, choose the 'Develop' menu.
Scroll to the menu option that has your iOS device name.
Select the page for debugging.

Use the Safari Web Inspector to remotely debug the page on your iOS device.

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2. Debugging on an iOS Simulator

To debug issues on different versions of iOS, use iOS Simulator.Download older versions of iOS within iOS Simulator to debug older versions of the operating system.

A. Download XCode

On your Mac, click on the App Store icon in your dock.
Type “Xcode” in your search bar to find Xcode.
Follow the installation instructions.

B. Install the iOS Simulator

On your Mac, open Xcode.
On the Xcode menu bar, select 'Xcode'.
Navigate to the 'Preferences' menu option.
Click 'Downloads'.
In the 'Components' tab, select the iOS Simulator versions that you would like.
Click “Install”.

C. Run the iOS Simulator

On the Xcode menu bar, select 'Xcode'.
Navigate to the 'Open Developer Tool' menu option.
Click 'iOS Simulator'.