Sort Safari Web Inspector Network tab chronologically
I'm using Safari Web Inspector to debug a web application. I would like the Network tab to show the activity as it occurs in chronological order but I can't figure out how to sort it that way. I'm pretty sure it used to be sorted that way by default but I can't figure out how to get it back.
Does anyone know?
Solution
Sure, try clicking the header of the timeline column to sort chronologically. Clicking it again toggles between an ascending or descending sort.
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