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Xcode 11.5 iPhone SE iOS 13.4.1 Apple Watch 5 WatchOS 6.2.1 As of September 16, 2020 Launch Xcode, and open your project. Connect your iPhone which is paired with your Apple Watch, to your Mac with a cable. Select “Your Apple Watch via Your iPhone” in the active scheme, just like you do to build a WatchOS app paired with iPhone. Build and run your app. Xcode doesn’t show Apple Watch in the active scheme, but the same scheme as I used to build and run a WatchOS paired with iPhone did work to build and run my independent WatchOS app to my Apple Watch 5. Xcode/Window/Devices and Simulators doesn’t show Apple Watch. So build and run your app on Apple Watch via WIFI doesn’t work. Connect your paired iPhone onto your Mac via cable.
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Thanks for your input, Frameworks Engineer and J0hn. I replaced the default view on main interface.storyboard with a regular view (set as entry point) and associated a new ViewController.swift to it. So you can customize the size of Share Extension view and the view is working on Mac Catalyst too now. It does add a URL, page title, and assigned Core Data entity info from Safari to my app's Core Data (using iCloud sync), but only from iOS device. It doesn't add info from Mac. This seems to be another problem that I have to deal with. I'll post it to the forum as a separate issue.