I'm building a safari web extension. I tried the sample from Apple's official documentation，it doesn't work on safari
here is my environment: macOS 12.0+ / Xcode 13.4+ / Safari 15.1+
here is the sample:
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/safariservices/safari_web_extensions/adopting_declarative_content_blocking_in_safari_web_extensions
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Apple have announced that Safari on macOS 11 will support WebExtensions API - how does one do it?
Found out by reading the description for this WWDC video.
Apparently there's a command-line tool. Run xcrun safari-web-extension-converter --help with Xcode 12 for more information.
I'd like to force Safari to mark one of my domains as tracker with new ITP 2.0.
I followed the guide here https://webkit.org/blog/8387/itp-debug-mode-in-safari-technology-preview-62/
Since the new Technology Preview version (66) doesn't have ITP Debug mode I've used normal Safari 12.0 on macOS Mojave. After enabling ITP Debug mode and restaring Safari I don't see anything in logs as the guide suggest nor does setting
defaults write com.apple.SafariTechnologyPreview ResourceLoadStatisticsManualPrevalentResource example.com
have any effect (even with Safari instead of SafariTechnologyPreview). Do I need to change any other Safari or OS settings?
I've managed to get Safari Technology Preview 63 download link (https://secure-appldnld.apple.com/STP/091-99601-20180815-01EC2FD2-85EB-11E8-AB5B-AEA972136C40/SafariTechnologyPreview.dmg) via InternetArchive, ITP Debug mode works there.
Thank you Jakob. That helped me. To clarify your link, that version is only for OSX Mojave. Build 62 for High Sierra is available here: https://secure-appldnld.apple.com/STP/091-95878-20180801-01EC2FD2-85EB-11E8-AB5B-AEA972136C40/SafariTechnologyPreview.dmg
On newer version of Safari Technology Preview, or inside Safari 13.1+, you should use these updated steps for enabling debug, because the labels have changed: https://webkit.org/blog/9521/intelligent-tracking-prevention-2-3/
It says Catalina, but they also work for Mojave.
With the release of Safari 12, Safari will no longer support NPAPI plugins. My use case is to be able to launch a java application located on a client from a browser extension which I can currently do in Chrome and Firefox with NativeMessaging. From my reasearch, I do not see a way to do this in Safari 12. The closest I can see is their "Safari App Extension" project but this looks like it requires that you package up your native app with the extension and distribute it through the App Store. I am not at all a Mac developer so I am looking for some advice. Does anyone know if Safari supports my use case?
We can create a extension that will download our dmg app with the native code.And run the dmg app after it is getting downloaded.
Then we can place our extension in the safari extension gallery.
We have implemented it in the similar way where our extension look for the json file which in turns download the DMG app that we have kept in the server.
I have created a project that uses Amazon Appstream SDK for .net. I am able to access the streaming application on Windows desktop chrome browser. However, when I try same on Android mobile (latest chrome version) the appstream does not connect to the app.
It displays the following error:
The version of chrome/browser is same (the latest one) both on desktop and android mobile.
Please guide.
Try "request desktop site" in the sidebar.
Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to support zooming however.
I followed the steps to set up debugging webpage on iOS. It worked. However I see an issue with the inspector - it doesn't let me check the DOM and corresponding CSS. Anyone else has this issue? (Exact same issue when debugging using the simulator.)
Screenshot: http://screencast.com/t/E4fxPQwk14
Resource: https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/AppleApplications/Reference/SafariWebContent/DebuggingSafarioniPhoneContent/DebuggingSafarioniPhoneContent.html
Thanks!
UPDATE: WebKit nightly works. Thank you Timothy Hatcher!
You need to use a WebKit nightly, Safari 6.1 or Mavericks to use Web Inspector with iOS 7.
If you don't have access to Mavericks, You can also use Chrome devtools via proxy.
Debug iOS 6+7 Mobile Safari using the Chrome DevTools