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Reply to Safari web extension - background script - sessionStorage
@nbe I never got notified you replied. I am able to set, get and remove session and local storage from my background page/script without issue. I am not using the safari converter however, so perhaps it's an issue with that or how you are going about setting/getting. That being said the person who replied has good advice, I'd do what he says.
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Sep ’21
Reply to Opening native app from a web extension
I think how you will open the containing app depends on your implementation and from where and how you are trying to do so. Using a custom URL scheme is the way I do it. I can open my containing app from a popup, content script, bundled html page or background by calling the window.open method like so: window.open("customURLscheme");
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Jul ’21
Reply to Add iOS Support for Existing Safari WebExtension
Xcode 13 was required
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Oct ’21
Reply to Safari web extension - background script - sessionStorage
@nbe I never got notified you replied. I am able to set, get and remove session and local storage from my background page/script without issue. I am not using the safari converter however, so perhaps it's an issue with that or how you are going about setting/getting. That being said the person who replied has good advice, I'd do what he says.
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Sep ’21
Reply to Safari web extension - background script - sessionStorage
Where are you trying to store session data? You mentioned your background script, but it is unclear if you are trying to set session data for the background page, popup, extension page or on a webpage via content script.
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Aug ’21
Reply to Opening native app from a web extension
I think how you will open the containing app depends on your implementation and from where and how you are trying to do so. Using a custom URL scheme is the way I do it. I can open my containing app from a popup, content script, bundled html page or background by calling the window.open method like so: window.open("customURLscheme");
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Jul ’21