Update Mobile Docs with iOS Chrome Info#9152
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I didn't test this end-to-end, but I was able to confirm the setting exists in Chrome on iPhone, and it had a help text suggesting that the desktop counterpart using Safari still applies.
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I've tested the Safari path and it works. Thank you for updating the docs!
…obile debugging docs that the IPP/doc auth teams use
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🛠 Summary of changes
This PR updates our mobile docs to include info about using chrome on iOS to debug which is newly possible.
As of July 2023 Chrome on iOS supports the same Web Inspector functionality that Safari does. Here's the official chrome dev blog about it: link.
📜 Testing Plan
Follow the directions for using iOS and Chrome and make sure they work for you.