How to import chrome extension to safari in Big Sur?
Hi,
I red that new version of safari is able to install chrome extension.
but I can not find any tutorial on the internet.
Could you help me how can I do that?
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Hi,
I red that new version of safari is able to install chrome extension.
but I can not find any tutorial on the internet.
Could you help me how can I do that?
Many chrome extensions are available as Safari extensions. With Safari open, go to Safari (next to the apple symbol) and click on Safari extensions.
In regards to importing actual chrome extensions into Safari, this is what I read from a friendly website:
"Apple says developers have two options for creating Safari web extensions:
• Convert your existing extension into a Safari web extension, so you can use it in Safari on macOS and distribute it in the App Store. Xcode includes a command-line tool to simplify this process.
• Build a new Safari web extension in Xcode using the built-in template. You can then repackage the extension files for deployment in other browsers.
Safari web extensions are available in macOS Big Sur and in macOS 10.14.6 or 10.15.6 with Safari 14 installed.
Not all Chrome, Firefox, and Edge extensions will work in Safari, and developers will be required to pay $99 per year for an Apple Developer Program membership in order to port their extensions to Safari. Apple has a WWDC video and documentation with more details for developers."
Many chrome extensions are available as Safari extensions. With Safari open, go to Safari (next to the apple symbol) and click on Safari extensions.
In regards to importing actual chrome extensions into Safari, this is what I read from a friendly website:
"Apple says developers have two options for creating Safari web extensions:
• Convert your existing extension into a Safari web extension, so you can use it in Safari on macOS and distribute it in the App Store. Xcode includes a command-line tool to simplify this process.
• Build a new Safari web extension in Xcode using the built-in template. You can then repackage the extension files for deployment in other browsers.
Safari web extensions are available in macOS Big Sur and in macOS 10.14.6 or 10.15.6 with Safari 14 installed.
Not all Chrome, Firefox, and Edge extensions will work in Safari, and developers will be required to pay $99 per year for an Apple Developer Program membership in order to port their extensions to Safari. Apple has a WWDC video and documentation with more details for developers."
How to import chrome extension to safari in Big Sur?