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title: "Comment by András Viszlay on \"Inspect Web Content on iOS 16.4+\" | Hashnode"
description: "Hi Marco, thanks for the explanation in the post, it was informative! Do you know by any chance if the un-inspectability extends to in-app-browser (Safari) cont"
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[Discussion](https://hashnode.com/posts/inspect-web-content-on-ios-164/64a3f70a36a3ada23d9f4f36)

Comment [Inspect Web Content on iOS 16.4+](https://hashnode.com/posts/inspect-web-content-on-ios-164/64a3f70a36a3ada23d9f4f36)

[András Viszlay](https://hashnode.com/@Anda)

[Jul 25, 2023](https://hashnode.com/posts/inspect-web-content-on-ios-164/64a3f70a36a3ada23d9f4f36/comment/64bfd3c5dfa67f260ae43c19)

Hi Marco, thanks for the explanation in the post, it was informative! Do you know by any chance if the un-inspectability extends to in-app-browser (Safari) content as well? We have resolved the issue of the application itself not being inspectable but got stuck on the app opening our web-based login solution which is still invisible to the web inspector.

Thanks!

[Marco Eidinger](https://hashnode.com/@MarcoEidinger)

[Jul 25, 2023](https://hashnode.com/posts/inspect-web-content-on-ios-164/64a3f70a36a3ada23d9f4f36/comment/64bfd3c5dfa67f260ae43c19#reply-64c02bd90f333e2584916020)

[András Viszlay](https://hashnode.com/@Anda) are you referring to SFSafariViewController? I am not aware that the WebKit changes introduced in iOS 16.4 extend to SFSafariViewController.