Our extension needs to communicate with our local application (Antidote 10.app a grammatical corrector, dictionaries and a language tool) which won't work in a sandbox.
The native messaging solution doesn't work in this context.
Note : with Safari App Extension, we can use WebSocket if we add com.apple.security.network.client entitlement. But this entitlement doesn't work in Safari WebExtension.
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Our extension needs to communicate with our local application (Antidote 10.app a grammatical corrector, dictionaries and a language tool) which won't work in a sandbox.
The native messaging solution doesn't work in this context.
Note : with Safari App Extension, we can use WebSocket if we add com.apple.security.network.client entitlement. But this entitlement doesn't work in Safari WebExtension.
I've tried with the latest Safari 14 beta 3. The issue is still there. Nobody has a solution?
(edit - no answer)
I ask this question because I'm unable to load a Safari WebExtension on an other computer when my host app is successfully notarizes. My only hypothesis is the App Store distribution is mandatory.
Funny note, when my app isn't notarized I can load the extension after I clicked right > Open on the host app.