Safari is Apple's web browser that comes pre-installed on Mac, iPhone, iPad, and other Apple devices. It offers high performance, energy efficiency, privacy features, and seamless integration with the Apple ecosystem.
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Detects and can use Safari as a default browser option on macOS for screenshot capture workflows
Why this server?
Provides automation capabilities for Safari's WebKit engine, enabling navigation, screenshots, DOM interactions, and JavaScript execution.
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Provides device mockup components for Safari browser interfaces, enabling realistic browser UI previews and presentations.
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Allows taking screenshots of websites using Safari on macOS
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Mentioned specifically that screenshot functionality does not work on Safari as it requires human initiation.
Why this server?
Planned feature to allow opening pages in Safari, saving page content, and getting selected page/tab
Why this server?
Provides implementation details for Safari browser mock components for UI design
Why this server?
Enables automation and control of the Safari web browser through macOS-level automation and accessibility frameworks.
Why this server?
Offers limited support for accessing Safari browser history data, primarily for older versions, allowing analysis of browsing habits and patterns.