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Re: Extending Safari development



Hi Kevin,
  I was guessing this might be the case so I have added rdar://4800784 to
request this capability as what I have seem to do this presently seems not
the right way to do and have seem post of getting broken between OS
releases. I would also guess that I might not be the first either.

  I would think this would be a good way of adding extra features to safari
e.g. Debugging as there could be a plugin which could provide all the
features needed and the good thing that this could remove from the release
version and therefore remove any .app bloat.

  It would also be a good way to integrate the new JavaScript Debugger,
straight into Safari instead of it being a separate .app.

  Another example could be in adding support for other protocols into safari
e.g. https, http, file itpc or even rdar :-).

   I can think of lots great ways to extend out Safari, and while I know
everybody loves widgets, there are great only for specific tasks/information
not for if you want a feature to be available across of the whole of web
browsing experience.

  Thinking about this more, I wonder if there's value if WebKit enabled
applications would benefit of using these extensions as well, but my primary
focus is for Safari.

Thanks
Mark.

> 
> Only plugins which operate inside of a document, but no way to
> actually modify or change the behavior of Safari itself.
> 
> 
> -- Kevin
> 
> On Oct 24, 2006, at 1:49 PM, Mark Thomas wrote:
> 
>> Hi,
>>   About a year ago I ask how you go about extending Safari.app with
>> 3rd
>> party features. I was wondering if there was now something which we
>> can now
>> do this as before it seemed to based on internal knowledge of Safari
>> and
>> webkit which isn't a good long term solution as your hack could easy
>> break.
>> 
>>   But looking at others browsers e.g. Firefox, there is a plug-in
>> architecture and in turn many extensions some good and bad.
>> 
>>   Does one now exist ?

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