The event object returned to the BEFORE_NAVIGATE listener in Safari only has a url property. It doesn't have a target property pointing to the BrowserTab object as the documentation says:
Without target, there's no way to reference the tab that actually triggered the event. You can assume that the event was triggered by the current tab and just do kango.browser.tabs.getCurrent but that assumption is not necessarily always correct.
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eventobject returned to theBEFORE_NAVIGATElistener in Safari only has aurlproperty. It doesn't have atargetproperty pointing to the BrowserTab object as the documentation says:BEFORE_NAVIGATE // Fired when request starts event = { KangoBrowserTab target, string url }Without
target, there's no way to reference the tab that actually triggered the event. You can assume that the event was triggered by the current tab and just dokango.browser.tabs.getCurrentbut that assumption is not necessarily always correct.