Developing a Safari Extension using Cursor

In this video, we will develop a Safari extension using Cursor, a tool that allows us to create extensions without writing any code. The extension will be designed to redirect users to a specific list when they enter a certain website.

Introduction to Cursor

Cursor is a powerful tool that enables us to create Safari extensions without requiring any prior coding knowledge. In this video, we will explore how to use Cursor to develop a Safari extension.

Introduction to Cursor Interface

Creating a New Extension

To create a new extension, we need to open the Cursor application and select "New Composer". This will allow us to create a new extension from scratch.

Creating a New Extension

Designing the Extension

We will design the extension to redirect users to a specific list when they enter a certain website. For example, when a user enters x.com, the extension will redirect them to a list of previously determined links.

Designing the Extension

Testing the Extension

After designing the extension, we need to test it to ensure it works as expected. We will test the extension by entering the website and verifying that it redirects us to the correct list.

Testing the Extension

Adding Options to the Extension

We can add options to the extension to allow users to customize its behavior. For example, we can add a soft and hard mode to the extension.

Adding Options

Finalizing the Extension

After adding options to the extension, we need to finalize it by saving and testing it again.

Finalizing the Extension

Conclusion

In this video, we developed a Safari extension using Cursor, a tool that allows us to create extensions without writing any code. The extension was designed to redirect users to a specific list when they enter a certain website. We also added options to the extension to allow users to customize its behavior.

Conclusion