nice self-promotion. But anyways, what's the story on Safari's support for manifest v2 going forward?

Safari 15.4 and later supports manifest versions 2 and 3. [1]

Mozilla maintains a list of which keys are compatible across which browsers as well [2]

[1] https://developer.apple.com/documentation/safariservices/saf...

[2] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Add-ons/Web...

good to hear, thanks for the resources. Do you know if Apple has made any specific statements or commitments to continuing to support v2 for the foreseeable future?

There were no official statements, but an engineer at Apple working on extensions said that "Apple sees extension APIs as long term support".

https://github.com/w3c/webextensions/issues/298#issuecomment...

Relax, sure it’s self promotion, but they are the author of the TFA so it’s not like they’re jumping into a random thread.

So some honest feedback on Magic Lasso.

I just went to give it a try, as the website copy says "Free from the App Store" and "optional Pro subscription", however, I was disappointed that the pro subscription is required to give it a try. It just says "Magic Lasso is disabled" and requires me to start a 1 month free trial. Really feels bait-and-switch.

I uninstalled it without subscribing, as my personal feeling on it is if you don't believe in the product that you have to, frankly, mislead me before installing it, it's not worth trying. I'd feel very different if the website was clear on the pro subscription requirement.

Will update this copy of the website. The subscription requirement only recently changed (in the last few weeks).

Tried your app and it had some of the worst dark patterns experience I've yet seen on iOS.

If it's not a scam it at least works hard to appear as a scam.