Open web inspector frontend in a standalone application instead of Safari#604
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It is better to use let instead of var here.
…lize the updated web inspector frontend. So open the application instead of Safari, because Safari is not able to render the frontend properly
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Open web inspector frontend in a standalone application instead of Safari
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The update of JavaScriptCore that we use in the iOS bridge goes with an updated web inspector frontend. The updated frontend is not rendered properly in latest Safari, so as a workaround open an application that would be distributed with the iOS bridge package
Related to NativeScript/ios-jsc#201