Yes, “Inspect element” an essential tool for every web masters. Especially to analyse and troubleshoot html codes, css style sheets, check page load speeds, and more. Most of the popular web browsers like Mozilla firefox, Google chrome comes with this feature and its easy to find and use. But what about Apple’s Safari ? (If you are a webmaster, checkout the Alexa plugin for safari which shows global rank/popularity of any website on the web)
Inspect element in Safari
All the latest versions of Safari browser also has the inspect element functionality but its a bit zig zag way to enable it.
Open your Safari browser on Mac and navigate to “Preferences” > “Advanced” Tab > and tick the checkbox “Show Develop menu in menu bar”. 
Which will enable various developer tools and function in your browser. You can find it on Safari’s main menu bar. Now open the web page which you need to perform “inspect element”. From the menu bar, Click on the “Develop” and select “Show Web Inspector” to start inspect element in Safari.
Hi admin, your articles are pretty basic and really useful at the same time. I read almost all of them and still hooked on your website. As you can tell i am new to Mac World and learning new great things every day abt this new environment.
Keep up.
Thanx.
Good to hear Aman.. Thanks..