I am currently utilizing local servers to facilitate interactions with local resources. However, I am exploring if there are solutions that would enable direct file access through the file:// protocol. I cannot access the developer tools and feature flags. Specifically, the option "Show features for web developers" seems to be deactivated. This is happening within the ASan WebKit build. I am running this using Tools/Scripts/run-safari. Any insights or potential solutions to these issues would be greatly appreciated.

Hello, I am developing a firewall against http attacks at Layer7 layer. And no system (linux/windows/android/bsd/ios version < 16) works flawlessly, except for ios 16 version. İos 16 device screen record (error): veed . io/view/ab86584b-c054-4b70-8c73-6ae9782fabad) Old ios version test (no error): I am using a golang http service in addition to nginx in the opened url. And when I try to access this golang code directly (ios16) I get 503 error from a device. And all this http service does is to set a cookie on the client after getting the useragent and ip information. Code: What new feature in iOS 16 prevents my service from running? and how can i fix this. Note: In iOS 16, the situation is the same in all browsers, not just safari, I tried it on chrome. However, there is no problem when I try it on 15 and lower versions, which is a lower version. Thanks for your help in advance.

Hi, In the WWDC23 session “What’s new in Safari extensions,” the presenter says: There are four ways to build Safari extensions: content blockers, share extensions, app extensions, and web extensions. Safari 17 continues to support all of these types, but the future of browser customization lies in web extensions. I take that to mean that content blocker extensions won’t be supported indefinitely, so I would like to get ahead of this by migrating my CSS content blocker to a web extension. However, I don’t see an API which allows for declarative CSS blocking in the same privacy-preserving way. I like the current way of building CSS content blockers because I can block page content without requesting any additional permissions. This provides a very smooth user experience, but I don’t see any way to do this using Safari web extensions. This method of blocking content is even referenced in the video, but only as a way to draw parallels to Declarative Net Request. Did I miss a change that allows me to build a privacy-preserving CSS content blocker in a web extension?

In the Release Notes of Safari 17 Beta it is mentioned that it is already available for certain macOS versions. Where do I find the link to macOS Ventura? https://developer.apple.com/documentation/safari-release-notes/safari-17-release-notes

I posted in the other but they removed it and told me to Post here but anyone know what might have changed or what new experimental feature was added to the list for safari the last two updates? I have been having massive slow or lagging and glitches with my games and safari after this last update. So trying to see which was was newly added.

I have created a chat application in React js, the input field is at the bottom of the screen. screen size has been fixed and all the CSS properties applied to it but there is an issue. when the input field got focused and the keyboard opens, we can drag the input to the upward and a blank area comes at the bottom. This makes very bad behavior also I have tested this thing on many other sites the same thing occurs, on sites are ChatGPT, OLX, daraz.pk, and many others. It appeals to the Safari team please fix this issue all browsers do not have this issue only Safari has and it makes very bad behavior. when the keyboard opens please don't extends the bottom height Thank you in advance

Hi, We have recently noticed that the speech recognition API in Safari is extremely slow and inaccurate, specifically on iPhone 14 with iOS 16.1.1 … but works fine on iPhone 12 with the same iOS 16.1.1. Does anybody else run into the same issue or have any suggestions?

Hello there! I open a URL with SFSafariViewController inside my app. The URL that opens should ask for permission for the location information as the first step. It works seamlessly through the normal safari application. But when it is opened with SafariServices in the app, I cannot get the location information. When I press the aA icon in the upper right corner of SafariServices UI and open the website settings, although the location part is selected as "Ask", it does not ask for permission for location information and does not see the location.

I'm trying to use Web Codecs API to Decode HEVC stream(safari 16.4). However, when I configured the the Decoder like follow, it raise an rejection 'Config is not valid': VideoDecoder.isConfigSupported({ codec: 'hvc1.1.6.L120.B0', codedWidth: 1920, codedHeight: 1080, }).then(res=>{ console.log(res) }).catch(err=>{ console.log(err) }) I wander whether Web Codecs is supported HEVC decode in safari version 16.4 or I select a wrong codec string?