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How to see all HTTP requests on iPhone?
Just the same way you can open the web inspector or activity window in Safari on your laptop and see all the HTTP requests any website has made, how do you do that on the iphone for an iPhone app, if the iPhone app is using HTML5 (or even if it’s a native app)?
Why does my website have a 404 Not Found error?
Some of the people who visit your website are going to encounter a 404 not-found error page. Maybe that visitor typed in a URL incorrectly or maybe they clicked on a link that took them to a page that no longer exists on your website.
What does 410 in 404 status code mean?
The 410 status code (Gone) is similar to a 404, but a little more explicit. The “Gone” response code means that the page is truly gone—it’s no longer available on the origin server and no redirect was set up. Sometimes, webmasters want to be very explicit to Google and other search engines that a page is gone.
Is it possible to fix 100% of 404 errors?
You can’t fix 100% of your website’s 404 errors if your error monitoring tool only is only finding 20% of your website’s 404 errors. Any broken link checker or error monitoring tool you use needs to tell you what the 404 error is costing you.
What do I need to know about app permissions on iPhone?
Apple has added an increasingly sophisticated app permission system to iOS over the years. It’s up to you whether an app gets access to everything from your device’s sensors and personal information to notifications and cellular data. The first time an app wants to use something that requires permission, it has to ask you.
You authorize the computer not the iPad. You need to install iTune on your computer before you can authorize the computer. This is SkyGuner again. Please, I have been trying for two hours. Newbie and ignorant. 1. Open iTunes 2. From the Store menu, choose Authorize This Computer.