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Javascript profiling iOS 8 Safari

I'm attempting to fix some performance issues in our HTML5 game under iOS 8. I've got the Yosemite beta, and Safari 8.0 on a Mac. I seem to have lost the JS Profiling tool. According to the iOS developer center:

To start profiling manually, click the record button in the top right of the Profiles pane, and select Start JavaScript Profile in the resulting menu.

(from here)

On Safari 8, I don't get a menu with that option, it just starts recording a timeline. Where has this moved to?

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Digital-Clouds Avatar asked Sep 22 '14 09:09

Digital-Clouds


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1 Answers

It would seem as if the profiling has been replaced with the "Records"-section which provide some of the same info, although not all of it.

As mentioned in the comments, in order to find the Records section click Timelines, then JavaScript & Events in the timelines which will show "Records" in the lower left corner.

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Rick Avatar answered Sep 19 '22 06:09

Rick