inspector
- noun
- /ɪnˈspɛktər/
- Specialized
- Load the page in one of these browsers, and then open up the inspector.
- nuclear inspector
- weapons inspector
- former inspector
Examples
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The new Inspector means that the old JavaScript console is not available anymore.
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In either case, you want an inspector with plenty of experience.
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For security reasons, you need to first enable the Web Inspector from Settings > Safari > Advanced.
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For the first time, Safari on iOS includes an official Remote Web Inspector.
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Click the More Options button in the Inspector's Build pane again to show the Build Order if it isn't already shown.
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At a high-end restaurant, there's a chance that a solo diner is a Michelin inspector.
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To debug my website, I opened the inspector in my browser to examine the HTML structure.
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The developer used the inspector tool to quickly edit the CSS and see the changes in real time.
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With the inspector, you can monitor network requests and analyze how resources are loaded on the web page.
Compounds
- Formal
A senior official in government or the military who checks investigations and makes sure people follow rules
How Powerful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word inspector comes from Latin parts in- 'into' and specere 'to look'. In a browser the inspector is a tool that 'looks into' the page code and styles so you can see, test, and fix problems live.