Open a browser, go to App store connect, click the app, and now you should be able to select the build (If not, click Window -> Organize -> Distribute App)
#Safari or chrome app update#
Update the extension name in the swift file of appĭistribute window should automatically appear after the archive action. In Xcode -> assets -> make sure all icons are provided if project identifier is ‘hk.’, then extension identifier should be something like ‘hk.’ Note the the project identifier should prefix the extension identifier. Go to Xcode, click Project -> target -> app target, update app category and bundle identifier (use the one in the App Store)Ĭlick extension target of project, update bundle identifier. In the bundle ID drop down, just select the one newly created In App store connect, create an app of ‘macApp’ Go to App Store Connect, create an identity via
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Part B: Distribute Safari Web Extension to App Store You could find limitations of current phase here.
#Safari or chrome app full#
Tip: while WebExtensions API is an open standard, Apple has not (yet) implemented the full spec. To check the background script, in the Safari, click Develop -> Web Extension Background Pages Now the extension should be able to be launched, and you could see the content script in the Safari debug console. safari -> develop menu -> click allow unsigned extension (need to do this every time safari is restarted)Ĭ: safari -> preferences -> extensions tab -> click the extensionĭ: open the web site, click the icon near the address bar, and allow the access safari -> preferences -> enable development menuī. You need to do the following steps first:Ī. Safari will be opened, yet extension will not appear at first sight.
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Without doing anything further in Xcode, just click run to launch the extension The Xcode project will be linked to the source web extension folder, so you need to make sure both source and generated folder exist and have a consistent relative path. In the terminal, use Xcode command for the conversionĪ brand new Xcode project folder will be created, and Xcode will be automatically launched to open the new project. Make sure you have Safari 14 and Xcode 12 installed Here we use Simple Gmail Notes ( Source Code) for the example. Convert a Chrome Extension to Safari Web Extension Nov 20, 2020