developmentsafari
In a minified jQuery file I'm using, this snippet at the end: //# sourceMappingURL=jquery.min.map is causing an annoying 404 error to appear in the Developer Console on every refresh.
I don't have the .min.map file and don't intend to get it.
Is there a way I can make Safari DevTools to ignore these annotations and never complain about missing Source Maps? I rarely need that feature.
It's similar to the view source in Chrome in a lot of ways:
Limitations:
The custom style sheet you can specify in the Advanced tab of the preferences also affects the view source window. I don't know how to target it specifically, but this would apply a default zoom level to both it and website content:
body { zoom: 125%; }
tell application "Safari" to tell document 1
repeat 100 times
if (do JavaScript "document.readyState") is "complete" then exit repeat
delay 0.05
end repeat
set src to source
set u to URL
end tell
try
tell application "TextMate"
open POSIX file u
activate
end tell
on error
set f to do shell script "f=`echo " & quoted form of u & " |
sed 's|.*://||;s|/$||;s|:|-|g;s|/|-|g'`; echo \"/tmp/view-source-$f.html\""
do shell script "/bin/echo " & quoted form of src & " > " & quoted form of f
set f to POSIX file f
tell application "TextMate"
activate
open f
end tell
end try
Open Safari and go to Preferences, then click on the Advanced tab. There's a checkbox at the bottom titled "Show Develop menu in menu bar". Check that then close the Preferences window.
You'll notice that in your menu bar between Bookmarks and Window you have a menu called Develop. Near the bottom of that menu list is Disable Images — click it. Now your browsing experience is image free!
Best Answer
As far as I know, there is no 'disable source map' option in safari.
I'm also not interested in these red lines in my console log. And tackled the problem from the other end, by letting the server give empty 200 responses for .map files
For nginx it's done by adding the next line to your config
I know this is dirty, but hey it works...