25th September, 2018 By William Tsing
Safari 12 has brought with it some changes to how OSX handles browser extensions. At WWDC in June, Apple announced that Safari would block legacy extensions installed from outside the Extensions Gallery, which itself would now be deprecated.
As a replacement, Safari will now rely on “app extensions.” Apple said that app extensions don’t see any browsing details, are more segregated from user data, and put much less of a strain on overall performance. Sounds great, right? Unfortunately implementation has been somewhat high-handed, as you can see below:
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