It is not possible to debug an ios device on a Windows Desktop Safari. the rest are explained in the above mentioned article. The service is similar to competitors such as Google Hangout, BlueJeans, and Skype. Note: you need to connect your iphone to your mac using usb-cable and enable Web Inspector on your iphone (Settings-> Safari -> Advanced -> Web Inspector) If you are unable to see Develop menu on your Safari, Go to Preferences and in Advanced tab check "Show develop menu in menu bar". Zoom is a video conferencing service used by companies and universities for remote communication. Take a look at this article to find out how to setup your Safari Web Inspector. you also can not debug your ios device with Desktop Chrome. I use to debug my JavaScript codes with Chrome DevTools but in web-mobile projects I use Safari Web Inspector, because I have an iphone and a Mac!. The only convenient way, that I know, to test your gestures on a mobile browser is to use either Safari to Safari connection on ios/osx devices or Chrome to Chrome connection for android devices. Shift-Mouse click&dragging on Desktop Chrome with hammer library also does not work fine, it activates hammer's Pan event instead of pinch and works just once!, after that it keeps calling Pan event when you move your mouse through your viewport which is quite annoying and makes the debug impossible.
pretty easy and fine in all browsers, Unfortunately it does not support Desktop Chrome, so you can not debug your web-mobile codes easily, Pinch gestures have different listeners in different browsers but there is an outstanding lightweight library named hammer.js which handles pinch,swipe and.
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