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How to export Safari Web Inspector timeline data?

As in the Chrome Developer Tool, I was wondering if there was any tool / extension / plugin that would allow me to export timeline data to Safari. I tried the nightly webkit build, but it does not have this feature. This seems to be a feature of Chrome.

I need to use Safari because I am testing webapp on iPhone.

I searched for any clues but could not get them. At the moment, I’m thinking about two options for obtaining information about the timeline:

  • Creating a Safari Extension
  • Get the Chrome Dev Tool timeline code and create my own version of webkit (if possible!)

Any guides / ideas would be greatly appreciated!

Update 1 . I downloaded Webkit and found out that it supports remote debugging of iPhone via USB. I can probably find the code for the web inspector for Webkit and use this code to export timeline data.

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The Safari Web Inspector uses the WebKit remote debugging protocol. However, Safari does not use TCP / HTTP as a transport layer, which makes it incompatible with Chrome. a source

Fortunately, someone from Google wrote a proxy to overcome this limitation.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1490963/

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