Safari, a popular web browser developed by Apple and based on the WebKit engine, is the default browser on Apple devices and has been available since 2003 for Mac OS and 2007 for iOS devices. Remote debugging of web pages or hybrid applications on Safari, particularly on iOS devices like iPads and iPhones, can be challenging, especially for non-Mac users. Apple provides a remote 'Web Inspector' for debugging, which requires enabling specific settings on both the iOS device and a Mac computer with Safari 6 or higher. For Windows and Linux developers who lack access to the latest Safari versions, the JSConsole application offers an alternative method by inserting a script tag into the target webpage, allowing console outputs to be viewed on a desktop browser. Although this method does not fully replace a web inspector, it provides a feasible option for remote debugging without a Mac.