Thanks, I've never heard of this before and it sounds very useful.
...Or rather, it would be very useful were it not for the fact that it only appears to run on Linux and OS X, whereas my employer-granted computer is running—drumroll, please—Windows XP! And like I said, these are all internal applications, and I don't have the authority to VPN in on any computer that I please.
I've seen companies adopt stricter compliance rules than required by law when their customers demand it. I have no particular knowledge of this specific case.
That sucks, though it would definitely be much easier to run a virtual linux instance on that box than an OS X one as someone else suggested.
I will say that being able to debug pages in mobile safari directly (via Safari on a mac) makes a huge difference, so if this works even partially as well, it's worth investigating if you can get it running.
...Or rather, it would be very useful were it not for the fact that it only appears to run on Linux and OS X, whereas my employer-granted computer is running—drumroll, please—Windows XP! And like I said, these are all internal applications, and I don't have the authority to VPN in on any computer that I please.
Ah well. Enterprise bureaucracy strikes again. :\