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Unfortunately, Safari itself is closed source, only WebKit is open. :( Googling the filename of course returns no results. I am VERY curious how 1Password wer

Unfortunately, Safari itself is closed source, only WebKit is open. :( Googling the filename of course returns no results. I am VERY curious how 1Password were confident they'd be able to get anywhere with getting a copy of this. I have no info suggesting they'd have a problem with it, of course, and time will tell if it works out.

zwily 9y ago
The plist is probably just stored within the Safari bundle, and 1password could look there at runtime.
- saagarjha 9y ago
  It doesn't even have to be done at runtime. All they need to do is extract it from an iOS install image.
- exikyut 9y ago
  Oh! Of course. Awesome.
pvg 9y ago
Why would 1Password need a copy of this? They just need to implement a similar feature for their own Safari extension.
- alphabettsy 9y ago
  Saving time..