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The author considered the proprietary nature of the webarchive format, and determined that it was readable without Apple software, and that it wouldn't be too d
by Vegenoid 2y ago
The author considered the proprietary nature of the webarchive format, and determined that it was readable without Apple software, and that it wouldn't be too difficult to create a tool to view or transform webarchive files if Safari were to disappear: https://alexwlchan.net/til/2024/whats-inside-safari-webarchive/ https://alexwlchan.net/til/2024/whats-inside-safari-webarchi...
Of course, without a working implementation, there could be hidden obstacles.