HTML Viewer

HTML Viewer is a web development tool which enables you to view the source of a web page. HTML Viewer can be opened directly or launched from a Safari bookmark.

Category	Price	Seller	Device
Utilities	Free	Richard Trautvetter	iPhone, iPad, iPod

Features:
✔ Preview Page

✔ Bookmarks

✔ Page Search

✔ Enable / Disable word wrap

✔ Portrait and Landscape view

✔ Send HTML in email

✔ Launch from safari. To launch HTML Viewer from safari:
1) Add a bookmark (Name and URL does not matter)
2) Edit the bookmark and change the url to javascript:window.location='source://'+location.href
3) Click the bookmark when you would like to view the source of a page.

If the safari page is dynamic or requires cookies, the source will be different because third party apps can't access Safari's cookie jar. To get around this you can navigate a URL using HTML Viewer in preview mode.

Reviews

Cool
aka2k1

As a web design student this is a real cool app to have on my iPhone. Now I can see the code to learn "how did they do that" so I develop rich and intuiative web sites that look amazing on idevices. Thanks 

? What's
IPod :))))))

The point to this like I don't get what it does someone help me ? Plz thanks

Very cool
GenericProgrammer

When I'm not at my computer, I can look at the source code of my site

Meh
Yipser

Doesn't render pages. only shows HTML. Can't select text to copy and paste.

Good, free app for HTML viewing
Dr Marble

"Yipster" has it wrong - this does render pages! That's what the globe icon to the right of the URL bar does! The text "Select" box does appear on the HTML code, but you cannot successfully pull the ends of the selection to be what you want. If you could I would boost my rating to 4 stars.

Great
zipperrulez

Great app but fix the selection stuff. Also WHY is this rated 17+? WHHHHYYYYYY?!?!?

Barely Usable. Barely.
Slipp D.

I'm not sure what this dev is doing wrong, but apps aren't supposed to fluke and lag this much on brand-new hardware. I'm actually fearful of letting this app run in the background. Frankly, this developer should receive some kind of Razzie-ish award for figuring out a way to break the normally-flawless ‘Select All » Copy’ iOS functionality.