I don't understand exactly how the log relates to the code. Is the result OK ?

Yes, ContentView is a generic term. You need to pass the actual View to start with.

OK. Don't forget to close the thread.

One more thing. The problems comes from the fact that Xcode looks at info.plist where a scene is announced. But cannot find it, so display is not configured properly ans stays black.

A good practice is to tell what the fix is. That may help others if they face the same problem.

You've been heard with Xcode 14. A good improvement.

You've marked as correct before testing… So don't expect many more answers now. Or post a new thread. I may have a solution to propose.

@GMacD53  Sorry, that was about another answer. I have edited my answer to make it clear who I was answering to. But maybe I missed some points on your question (I asked you if it was about extension, you did not answer). You don't show enough to tell if there is any risk in your code, except for readability if you do not follow Swift conventions. Anyway, wish you good learning.

And probably, Info.plist now shows in the files list. Wish you good continuation.

Yes, it seems to occur once you posted something on the page.

Thanks Quinn for the feedback. It is a minor issue, for sure, but we shall measure font kerning every minute. 😉

@Danvdb Usually the solution is to correct the bugs ! To chase them, use debugging tools as Instruments, to track leaks, zombies…

In Safari Version 16.3 (17614.4.6.11.4, 17614) for MacOS 12.6.3, most (all ?) pages display normally.

A good practice on the forum is to tell how you fixed it.

Thanks for feedback. Don't forget to close the thread.