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What happens if you click one of the 2 icons on the bottom.
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What happens if you click one of the 2 icons on the bottom.

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First button does nothing. Second button brings up command line entry pane:<br />
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First button does nothing. Second button brings up command line entry pane:

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I'm on safari 5 still not with lion. &nbsp;So it looks like others with safari 6 are having the same issue and apparently there are 2 web inspectors. &nbsp; &nbsp;<a href="https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4139004?start=0&tstart=0" rel="ugc">https://discussions.apple.<wbr />com/thread<wbr />/4139004?s<wbr />tart=0&amp;tst<wbr />art=0</a><br />
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It looks like you need to go to the Developer menu and check/uncheck some options.
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I'm on safari 5 still not with lion.  So it looks like others with safari 6 are having the same issue and apparently there are 2 web inspectors.    https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4139004?start=0&tstart=0 [https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4139004?start=0&tstart=0]

It looks like you need to go to the Developer menu and check/uncheck some options.

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Yes there are 2 web inspectors. There's the webkit inspector (looks the same as the one in chrome) and there is the safari 'flavored' inspector. I'm having a separate problem with the safari inspector in that it is breaking on exceptions and I want to turn that behavior off, but I can't figure out where to do it. I know how to do it in the webkit inspector, but I'm having this other blank screen issue.
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Yes there are 2 web inspectors. There's the webkit inspector (looks the same as the one in chrome) and there is the safari 'flavored' inspector. I'm having a separate problem with the safari inspector in that it is breaking on exceptions and I want to turn that behavior off, but I can't figure out where to do it. I know how to do it in the webkit inspector, but I'm having this other blank screen issue.

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Hi -<br />
I'm trying to debug a website with safari and I'd like to use the webkit web inspector. I have the option &quot;use webkit web inspector&quot; checked under the &quot;Develop&quot; menu, however the web inspector that comes up essentially has a blank screen:<br />
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The non-webkit web inspector comes up fine:<br />
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Hi -
I'm trying to debug a website with safari and I'd like to use the webkit web inspector. I have the option "use webkit web inspector" checked under the "Develop" menu, however the web inspector that comes up essentially has a blank screen:



The non-webkit web inspector comes up fine:



Safari 6: using webkit web inspector comes up with blank screen

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