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They don’t ignore safari. It creates a bundle for it which you run through Xcode and then it just works perfectly in safari as well. It’s really a great little
by moi2388 2y ago
They don’t ignore safari. It creates a bundle for it which you run through Xcode and then it just works perfectly in safari as well.
It’s really a great little framework
- creesch 2y agoI am saying that I ignore Safari, for a variety of reasons including not having a device to run Xcode on. I am also highly doubtful of it working perfectly given my experiences with Safari's implementation of the webextensions API. Though that of course depends on what API calls you actually need.
- moi2388 2y agoMy apologies for misunderstanding. Thus far I’ve not run into problems with the extension working in safari except certain api calls.