I couldn't find the Safari extensions I needed, so I coded them myself
I couldn't find the Safari extensions I needed, so I coded them myself
Last year I decided to use Safari as my default browser. I could't find the extensions I normally use as a developer, like color pickers, css inspectors, etc, so I decided to make them myself during my free time. You can check them on this link: https://www.safariwebextensions.com If you use Safari, I really some of them might help you.
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