Web inspector flashing on production/release build when starting the app about react-native-macos HOT 6 OPEN

@AdrianFahrbach I fear this is still a valid issue then, since for a split second, the JSContext shows up as debuggable instead of being off from the get go. I'll keep this open.

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Heh.. that's new. Do you have one of these options enabled in Safari?

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If you have access to your JSCRuntime in your app delegate, you may also be able to use the changes in this PR to disable debugging on ship: #1957

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Heh.. that's new. Do you have one of these options enabled in Safari?

Yes, this is it! 🤦‍♂️
Thank you so much for your fast response. Really appreciate it every time!

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Heh.. that's new. Do you have one of these options enabled in Safari?

Yes, this is it! 🤦‍♂️ Thank you so much for your fast response. Really appreciate it every time!

Im still worried that a user launching a Ship React Native macOS app will see the flicker of the dev inspector every time, if they have this enabled. To confirm, you created a ship / release app with React Native macOS, have one of those options enabled, and see the flicker?

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Heh.. that's new. Do you have one of these options enabled in Safari?

Yes, this is it! 🤦‍♂️ Thank you so much for your fast response. Really appreciate it every time!

Im still worried that a user launching a Ship React Native macOS app will see the flicker of the dev inspector every time, if they have this enabled. To confirm, you created a ship / release app with React Native macOS, have one of those options enabled, and see the flicker?

Yes, I had "Automatically Show Web Inspector for JSContexts" enabled.
Once I disabled this option, the web inspector didn't appear anymore. No rebuild required.
I don't remember enabling that option, but I'm a webdev, so it makes sense that I did.

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