Closed seidnerj closed 1 year ago
Hi @seidnerj! I really appreciate the contribution, and I welcome the Safari port, but I can't merge this, because I don't want to maintain this extension (not using it for many years now). I'll leave this PR open, as a recipe for potential users, but I encourage you to fork, if you have any desire to work on this.
Sounds good. That was exactly my intention! Thanks!
This was done by running "xcrun safari-web-extension-converter ." in the project's directory, with minor tweaks to the project file. Note that in order to use this on your machine the built extension would either need to signed or "allow unsigned extensions" to be checked in Safari's interface.
After that, one can run "Archive" from Xcode then use "Distribute" to create a standalone application which contains this extension and can be used locally.