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Safari support feasible? #190
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From a quick glance it looks like they don't use the same web extension standard as do Chrome, Firefox or Edge. But apart from that it should be doable. We'd just need a way to inject a content-script into the page and establish a connection to the extension panel. In theory it should be possible. There isn't really anything browser specific in the code. I've never done any extension development with Safari, so I don't know how much work that involves and I don't have a Mac at hand to give it a go. Happy to assist in any way I can 👍 |
Spent the past hour researching about the process of Safari extension and it looks to be a very time consuming thing. Compared to the Web Extension standard that everyone else uses it's quite a bit of madness. Again, I'm happy to help anyone who wants to tackle this, but it's not something we'll do ourselves unless Safari starts supporting the Web Extension standard 👍 Closing as there is no task for me to do here. |
Can't blame you at all! Sorry I didn't get a chance to look at this more closely |
No worries, all good 👍 |
Things just got a lot more interesting with Apple announcing support for Web Extensions in a future version for Safari: https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2020/10665/ |
Forgive me if this is a stupid question, but search didn't turn anything up. Is it feasible to consider Safari extension support? If so, I'd be willing to invest some time in the painful incantations that are surely necessary.
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