As Safari has been released for Windows, I wanted to see how WYMeditor would react with it.
Unfortunately, the debugging feature built in Safari is disabled by default, so it's difficult to debug JS code.

Fortunately, I found a quick hack to enable the debug menu!

  • Firstly you'll need Windows Installer 3.0+ to install Safari.
  • After installing Safari, go to C:\Documents and Settings\...your username...\Application Data\Apple Computer\Safari and edit the file Preferences.plist with a raw text editor.
  • Add the key IncludeDebugMenu under other key entries, e.g.:
<key>HomePage</key>
<string></string>
<key>IncludeDebugMenu</key>
<true/>
<key>InputFieldWidthRatio</key>
<string>2</string>
  • Restart Safari.
  • Select Menu -> Debug -> Show JavaScript Console. That's it!

BTW, if you feel adventurous enough, a test page is available.