#safari

In Safari Technology Preview 247, we’re introducing the Safari MCP server — a Model Context Protocol server for web developers that makes your web development and debugging workflow faster and more powerful. We know agents are increasingly integral to the coding process and the Safari MCP server gives your agent the ability to know how your code actually renders in the browser by connecting it to a Safari browser window.

Crazy super plugin for Safari

"Drosera is a JavaScript debugger for WebKit that can be used with any application that uses WebKit. Like the Web Inspector, over 90% of it is written in HTML, CSS and JavaScript."

"I would like to introduce a new addition to the WebKit open source toolsa JavaScript debugger."

"I've seen plugins for Firefox that do similar things, but this goes miles beyond, both aesthetically and functionally."

"A virgin saying you're the biggest they ever had is, well, a virgin saying you're the biggest they ever had."

Creammonkey is run specific JavaScript at any web page in Safari.

"My God, they’ve made metal look good." ...and with a bonus quote and link to my link to the IE7 demo.

"Here's an Applescript that takes the front tab in Safari and automatically posts it to Del.icio.us, giving it the tag "@review" and notifying you of success or failure via Growl."

"Now, before you click and view the following image, if you happen to be using Apple's Safari or possibly OmniWeb, you may want to commit www.drunkenblog.com to memory, as there's a very high likelihood your browser is about to crash..."

"I'm happy to report that we now have basic XSLT support working in Safari using libxslt" HOORAY!