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For people trying to figure out how to add Safari extensions:

Extensions > Add Extensions > Install From Disk > [browse to /Applications] .... and select your Safari extension.

There’s multiple types of Safari extensions:

  • web-extensions: Made using JS, works almost identically to chrome/ff extensions
  • native code extensions: Made using Swift (or another language linked via swift), uses a custom secure connection to Safari and therefore cannot be used by Orion
  • content blocking extensions:

"only Safari Web Extensions are currently supported."

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Anybody have any luck with Stop the Madness Pro? I've tried both the Chrome and Firefox versions. It doesn't load settings, apparently due to a native messaging failure.

    Vlad Didn't see a manifest.json file for the Safari extension in the app bundle, so I don't think it's a web extension. Is native messaging supposed to be working?

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        slimw Regular StopTheMadness isn't working either. There is a chrome version in the same folder, but it has fewer features. I presume it is a native extension (there's an executable in StopTheMadness.appex/Contents/MacOS/StopTheMadness, but no manifest).

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