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This is cool, though its a shame how reduced Safari's extension interface is. Arc appears to take this to the next level and makes all tabs, spaces, windows, n
by imbnwa 4y ago
This is cool, though its a shame how reduced Safari's extension interface is.
Arc appears to take this to the next level and makes all tabs, spaces, windows, notes, easels, web search, and commands available to the command palette shortcut that conventionally opens a new tab elsewhere, Ctrl-T/Cmd-T. I think this is definitely the next step in browser UI, but this extension is probably how far Safari will let you go until they implement it themselves.
- manibatra 4y agoCan concur. I have a hard time justifying their decision to lock down the Web Extension API so much. They do it in the name of privacy but advanced users should totally be able to modify the experience of the browser as they want. Yea Arc does look really cool doesn't it. And the fact that it wraps the Chromium engine in Swift would make it feel really native on Mac. Something which bugs me about Chrome, Firefox, etc