Hi,
I’m using safari tec preview to test webautn with fido.
I can install BitWarden extension.
I read here
that
Legacy Safari Extensions (.safariextz files) are no longer supported. Safari App Extensions and Content Blockers, which can take advantage of powerful native APIs and frameworks as well as web technologies, can be distributed with apps in the App Store or from developers’ websites. You can learn more at developer.apple.com/safari/extensions/.
Apple introduced an extensions gallery in the Mac App Store with macOS High Sierra. As of January 1, 2019 Apple no longer accepts new extensions to the Safari Extensions Gallery. Developers can visit this page to learn how to convert legacy extensions built with Safari Extension Builder.
Here you can find the way to converti a Legacy Safari Extension to a Safari App Extension
I think that now, to install extension, they have to be published on the App Store and not on the safari gallery.
Sorry but, how can I use BitWarden Safari extension without install out of AppStore Extension for Safari? Try to from developer mode but is not signed from Apple and reject to install.
This is very unhelpful. This is a user-to-user forum (supposedly) that the one developer seems to chime in on very occasionally. There seems to be no workaround and I haven’t seen anything indicating he’ll address this issue.
Clearly Apple users are not the target market for Bitwarden (no working macOS Safari extension, missing Safari iOS 13 extension, Bitwarden iOS laking features of Bitwarden Android).
v1.16.2 has been released with support for the new Safari App Extension. You can find the .dmg version on our website homepage. The App Store update for v1.16.2 has been delayed since Apple is now requiring us to add in-app purchases for premium memberships before they will accept our App Extension update.
Took me a sec to figure it out, tho. After installing/opening this new desktop app, find the extension in Safari > Preferences… > Extensions, and enable it there.
Hey there,
i installed the new v1.16.2 but the Extension isn’t shown in Safari 13.
I removed Bitwarden Desktop Client and reinstalled, but no Extension there.
(cc @Manuel_Weiser) I’m guessing you tried it, but to be sure, I also opened the Desktop application after moving it to the Applications folder, and then restarted Safari.
Did you actually LAUNCH the BitWarden desktop app for macOS before restarting Safari? Launch the app and let it do its config, then launch Safari and check the Preferences / Extensions tab for the BitWarden extension to enable it.