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To my knowledge, Safari already had Chrome extensions working fine (before some conversion to native programs apparently). The problem wasn't in the extension s
by aasasd 6y ago
To my knowledge, Safari already had Chrome extensions working fine (before some conversion to native programs apparently). The problem wasn't in the extension support or even in the 100 bucks fee, but in their extension store's ineptitude in publishing whatever developers were trying to ship. ‘Reddit Enhancement Suite’ (iirc) stopped supporting Safari for that reason.
Edit: not RES, they cite the move to native code as their point of divergence. But I remember reading somewhere about Safari store's unenthusiastic publishing of extensions.