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Safari v0.1.9 docs

Safari Web Extension build inside a macOS app wrapper, with Safari-safe permissions and UI behavior.

These notes cover what is specific to the Safari build. The full shared feature guide remains available in the general v0.1.9 docs.

Build Identity

Browser

Safari

Version

0.1.9

Store

Mac App Store

Manifest And API Notes

  • Built with the Safari target and synced into the Xcode Safari Web Extension wrapper.
  • Omits contentSettings and hides Toggle JavaScript.
  • Uses the shared options page and in-extension Settings links.
  • Relies on Safari-supported context menus and download behavior.

Feature Support

  • Safari Web Extension app wrapper for App Store distribution.
  • Toolbar behavior designed to open the overlay without a Safari popover bridge.
  • Toolbar status badges for page HTTP status codes.
  • Settings entry points remain visible from extension surfaces.
  • Same rendered accessibility tree, accessible palette, SERP preview, schema, robots, and export UI as the shared build where Safari permits the related browser API.

Shared Screens And Abilities

The Safari build includes the shared Shumway SEO Toolkit v0.1.9 audit model unless a browser-specific limit is listed below.

  • Local active-tab SEO auditing with no account, analytics, tracking pixels, remote logging, or background crawling.
  • Web Vitals workspace with local Core Web Vitals, CrUX current field data, CrUX history, PageSpeed Insights lab data, refresh controls, and exports.
  • Full in-page SEO workspace for Overview, Headings, Links, Images, Schema, Robots, Social, Style, SERP, Webmaster Tools, Tools, Exports, About, and Support.
  • HTTP Trace workspace for status codes, response headers, server redirects, final responses, JavaScript redirects, and meta-refresh redirects.
  • On-demand link checking for up to 250 URLs per batch with exact status codes, redirect destinations, inline badges, filters, retries, persistent sessions, and exports.
  • Rendered page inspection for titles, descriptions, canonicals, headings, links, images, structured data, social metadata, styles, accessibility signals, and source-vs-rendered differences.
  • Robots.txt review with grouped multi-crawler testing for core crawlers, detected site-specific crawlers, AI search bots, AI training crawlers, AI user-retrieval bots, and other known crawlers.
  • Editable desktop and mobile SERP previews with rich-result-style modules and PNG/WebP preview downloads where downloads are supported.
  • Rendered accessibility tree review with landmarks, headings, controls, images, issue chips, multi-select filters, sortable rows, locator copy, JSON export, and expandable previews after the first 100 semantic nodes.
  • Documented export and extraction limits: Markdown table truncation, TXT formatting, style sampling, robots.txt/source fetch caps, image ZIP caps, and skipped cross-origin stylesheet behavior.
  • Colorblind-friendlier accessible color palette for users who do not want severity communicated by red and green alone.
  • CSV, TSV, JSON, Markdown, spreadsheet, image, schema, robots, HTTP trace, page-copy, SERP image, Web Vitals, and accessibility-tree exports where supported by the browser.

Known Browser Limits

  • Toggle JavaScript is not available because Safari does not expose Chromium contentSettings.javascript.
  • Safari must be built from the Safari target and synced into the Xcode wrapper; do not reuse the Chrome ZIP for App Store submission.
  • Download and context-menu behavior can vary based on Safari's extension API support and user permissions.

Related Pages

Safari overview Safari changelog Safari support