The web-clipper helps me a lot. I use it every day. However, the lack of support on Safari(macOS and iOS) has been bothering me, especially when I want to save web pages to Trilium on my iPad. Now, I have to transfer to Chrome from Safari on my MacBook.
Today, I found the 'safari-web-extension-converter' tool, which is developed by Apple officially, can convert the trilium-web-clipper(Chrome version) to a Safari extension with just several clicks, and it seems to work well on Safari (MacBook, Big Sur 11.2.1).
Also, Apple promises the support of safari extensions on iOS15 at recent WWDC. The converted extension may also work well on iOS. This can bring the excellent feature to the iOS platform, since we know Chrome does not support extensions on any mobile devices.
So it would be much appreciated if you could provide the Safari support, and perhaps, the converter may help.
The web-clipper helps me a lot. I use it every day. However, the lack of support on Safari(macOS and iOS) has been bothering me, especially when I want to save web pages to Trilium on my iPad. Now, I have to transfer to Chrome from Safari on my MacBook.
Today, I found the 'safari-web-extension-converter' tool, which is developed by Apple officially, can convert the trilium-web-clipper(Chrome version) to a Safari extension with just several clicks, and it seems to work well on Safari (MacBook, Big Sur 11.2.1).
Also, Apple promises the support of safari extensions on iOS15 at recent WWDC. The converted extension may also work well on iOS. This can bring the excellent feature to the iOS platform, since we know Chrome does not support extensions on any mobile devices.
So it would be much appreciated if you could provide the Safari support, and perhaps, the converter may help.
The introduction of the tool can be found at https://developer.apple.com/documentation/safariservices/safari_web_extensions/converting_a_web_extension_for_safari An example https://bartsolutions.github.io/2020/11/20/safari-extension/