Some initial thoughts and a request

[Steve Spiller]

Not sure if it is possible but the ability to pinch zoom the elements, CSS, etc parts of the Web Inspector would be a handy addition. With my fat fingers it is a little hit and miss to tap the triangles to expand/collapse the HTML.

Missing tabs for web-pages. I often compare multiple pages to see what changes. Not having tabs is a little restrictive.

Apart from that, have only just downloaded and not yet had much of a chance to play with the app. Have missed this functionality so much! I was trying to find the paid for version because I like to show appreciation to coders but (at least for the UK iTunes Store) both the apps are free.

Keep up the good work, look forward to what happens next.

[unbuglee]

Ha,ha,I turn off the zoom feature.I can turn it on,but not by pinch,I'll find a better way to do the same thing,maybe with zoom buttons.
Multiple tabs will make MIHTool out of control from me,my obj-c really really not professional[ my bad ;) ],and also I'd like keep MIHTool sample.

Anyway,if you want compare multiple pages,the easy way to do it just open another page in mobile safari and switch it with MIHTool by four figures's swipe.

Thanks for your kind to want buy the fee one,the fee one is free for now just because Apple released the free one of version 5.1 before the fee one,so people will see the fee one still 5.0 but the free one is 5.1,may make them unhappy.also the fee one will be really FEE tomorrow.

[unbuglee]

It's done!MIHTool 5.2 has submitted to App Store :)

On Friday, March 15, 2013 5:07:05 AM UTC+8, Steve Spiller wrote:

[Paul Bakaus]

Multiple tabs are complicated but would be a great feature, as right now, popup functionality cannot be tested (i.e. Facebook login prompt..). Maybe consider it when your experience with Obj C is good enough :)

Paul Bakaus

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[unbuglee]

Can tell more about the popup functionality?I mean is it by javascript or <a href="appid://command.."></a>.

[Paul Bakaus]

I am pretty sure the popup window in Facebook (FB.js) is opened in JavaScript via window.open(): https://developer.mozilla.org/de/docs/DOM/window.open

If you call this command in mobile Safari, it will open the window in a new tab, and if the parent calls window.close(), the tab closes again and Safari switches back to the parent tab. This is how Facebook authentication works on any third party app. Here is more information: http://developers.facebook.com/docs/howtos/login/getting-started/

Hope this helps!

Paul Bakaus

Studio 5 CTO, Zynga

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[unbuglee]

Thank you very much,I'll figure out what's going on.

[unbuglee]

I think I found a easy way to do it,just set window.location.href to URL of the window.open,and history.back for window.close :)

[Paul Bakaus]

lol, well that works if you are in control (sort of..), but not with the FB SDK :) Remember, I cannot control what FB is doing, so the wndow.open thing unfortunately has to work..

Paul Bakaus

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[unbuglee]

Yeah,since window.open and window.close does not make any sense in a single UIWebview,so overwrite them will be better.

[unbuglee]

It's done,MIHTool 5.2 has re-submitted to App Store :)