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Hello,
I am using iPad Retina and by stupidity, I updated the apple software and I need to know how can I access to Safari menu bar ( add ons or ... ) options and most importantly, how can I access or ADD VIEW PAGE SOURCE ( Html codes from web pages.
Please HELP :-(
Thanks
iPad, iOS 7.0.3
Check Settings > Safari to make sure the tab bar is enabled on your iPad. (It should not have been disabled during the upgrade, but it doesn't hurt to check the setting again.)
I'm guessing that you have a JavaScript bookmarklet in your tab bar that lets you view the source of the web page as that is not a feature of Safari for iOS.
If you have a Mac with Safari 6.1 (on 10.7 or 10.8) or Safari 7.0 on Mavericks (10.9), you can open Web Inspector from the Develop menu and connect to Safari for iOS on your iPad to view HTML source that way as well. You must have your iPad connected to your Mac via USB cable, and you have to go into Settings > Safari > Advanced and turn Web Inspector to ON.
To enable the Develop menu in Safari for Mac, open Safari preferences (Cmd-,), click on "Advanced" icon, then check the "Show Develop menu in menu bar" checkbox.
Hope that helps!
Apple moved the view source ability to a different menu in Safari 6.
I was having the same problem with my desktop version and found this answered my problem.
If you go to 'Preferences' in Safari, and then to the 'Advanced tab' and then check "Show Develop menu in menu bar" box at the bottom of that window.
You can then choose "Show Page Source" from the new Develop menu at the top.
How can View HTML Source Code using Safari latest and Updated iPad Retina?
