Problems with RequestAnimationFrame about ios-webkit-debug-proxy HOT 4 CLOSED

Hmm, I don't think I've seen this bug before. What iOS Device and OS are you using (e.g. iPhone4S 6.1.2)? What page did you visit?

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I was using the ios simulator that accompanies XCode 4.6.3. Says it's iOS 6.1 10B141. I was visiting localhost:9222/devtools/devtools.html?host=localhost:9222&page=1

Was debugging a game web app and the timeline was working in the menu section (which doesn't use requestAnimationFrame), and then immediately broke when i got the graphic intensive part of it and that was due to the above-described error.

Is it a bad idea to try and use the Safari with the ios simulator?

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This seems like a WebInspector UI bug; it's likely not a ios-webkit-debug-proxy bug. If you can easily reproduce this bug, it'd be interesting to see if you get the same bug in Safari's WebInspector, v.s. it only occurs in Chrome's WebInspector.

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see https://github.com/google/ios-webkit-debug-proxy#using-with-devtools

To use Chrome DevTools it's the recommendation to use the RemoteDebug/remotedebug-ios-webkit-adapter project, which has instructions on how to setup Chrome to remote debug iOS devices, much similar to Android debugging.

The reason is that recent versions of Chrome and Safari there're major discrepancies between Chrome Remote Debugging Protocol and Apple's Remote Web Inspector service, which means that newer versions of Chrome DevTools arne't compatible with Safari.

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