Stefan Ålund

The best way to see the console is to connect an iOS device to Xcode and use this trick: http://moduscreate.com/enable-remote-web-inspector-in-ios-6/

@logidelic yes, you should be able to see the web inspector if you launch and run Bowser from within Xcode.

It gets updated automatically based on app version number in the .plist. Mine says 0.6, which is correct. What does yours say?

Why not submit a PR?

@pachpage we just landed WKWebView support. Please have another look.

What specific devices are you using? I tested this same scenario 2 days ago on a iPhone 6s and an iPad Air 1st, it worked.

@stefhak have you tried `openwebrtc-daemon` to Bowser recently?

Yes, this is a recurring problem since various services makes assumptions on capabilities instead of doing feature probing. It is quite easy to change the UserAgent in code (see https://github.com/EricssonResearch/bowser/blob/master/bowser-ios/Bowser/BowserAppDelegate.m#L34)...

@pantaoran no, sorry. Please create a new Issue so that people can track it. Here is a good overview of what is supported in Bowser (and other browsers): http://iswebrtcreadyyet.com/

Bowser currently does not work on 32-bit devices such as your iPad mini and iPad 2. The iPhone 6 should work because it is 64-bit @Firegarden.