Release 1.52.3

In Canvas Code the browser is a panel like any other. It sits right there, next to the agent writing the code, showing the page that just changed.

But it was half a browser. You could look at the page and reload it; you could not open the one thing every developer's browser has: the inspector.

Right-click now opens the inspector

It is the same inspector Safari uses, with everything you expect from it. Select an element and see where it lives in the tree, edit the CSS and watch the page answer immediately, follow the requests, run JavaScript in the console.

The way in is the usual one: right-click the page, "Inspect Element".

That changes how much you can do without switching apps. The spacing tweak you were going to test in Chrome now happens in the panel that is already open, with the agent beside it, looking at the same screen.

Module panels, the small pages you keep inside the canvas, got the same thing.