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One example is just opening the Web Extension API in Safari. As much as I love Safari, Chrome/Firefox extension ecosystem is miles ahead. I don't use Safari for
by manibatra 4y ago
One example is just opening the Web Extension API in Safari. As much as I love Safari, Chrome/Firefox extension ecosystem is miles ahead. I don't use Safari for work for the same reason. Give me ModHeader : https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/modheader-modify-http-hea/idgpnmonknjnojddfkpgkljpfnnfcklj https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/modheader-modify-h... on Safari. But can't happen because the API is locked down.
- ace2358 4y agoI do agree with you on that! Safari shouldn’t really be tied to the system, also. But having said that I now use safari and Firefox and I enjoy having both. Safari is simple and fast and gets the job done. Firefox I use for a different kind of web surfing. Especially with containers. But safari syncs with my phone. So that’s another kind of browsing is do.
- manibatra 4y agoPlus one on Safari not being tied to the system. I would love a more regular cadence of updates. Yup Safari is pretty fast but I do fall back to Brave for my work. I still hope that Safari will open up their Web Extensions API more, they are moving in that direction, so that I can use Safari everywhere!