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Debug WebViews with WebView Inspector

Inspect and debug WebView elements in your mobile apps using the WebView Inspector in App Live.

The WebView Inspector feature is available under the Pro plan. You can also access the feature if you are in the Pro trial period. For more details check out our pricing page.

Using WebView Inspector, you can inspect HTML DOM elements, debug JavaScript, view console logs, and analyze WebView-specific network traffic of WebView elements in your mobile apps directly within App Live. The inspector displays WebViews that are available on the current app page, allowing you to focus on debugging active content.

The WebView Inspector is available in the DevTools toolbar on the testing dashboard.

Supported platforms

The following platforms support WebView Inspector:

Platform Supported versions
Android V13 and later
iOS V16 and later

Access WebView Inspector

To inspect and debug WebView elements in your app, use the WebView Inspector in the DevTools section of the testing dashboard:

  1. Log in to the App Live dashboard.
  2. Upload or install your app, then select a device from the list to launch your test session. For more details on app sources, see Get started (Select app sources).
  3. On the DevTools pane, click the WebView Inspector icon in the DevTools toolbar. The WebView Inspector pane opens and displays the WebViews available on the current app page.
    If the page contains no WebViews, or if the WebView is unavailable or expired, the pane shows a WebView data not found error.
    The highlighted WebView Inspector icon in the DevTools toolbar and the webview inspector pane displaying a sample webview.

Switch between WebViews

If your app uses multiple WebViews on a page, you can switch between them:

  1. In the WebView Inspector pane, click the dropdown menu at the top. The dropdown displays all available WebView contexts on the current page.
    The WebView context dropdown menu in the WebView Inspector pane with multiple contexts listed.
  2. Select the WebView context you want to inspect from the list. The inspector updates to show the selected context.

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