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But instead of using arrow buttons, you can navigate through different snapshots by simply scrolling the page. Rewinder is actually a front-end for the Wayback Machine API, and its UI is inspired by Time Machine. Rewinder is a Safari extension that lets you go back in time and see how websites looked in the past. You can reach out to me on Mastodon or via email. The source code for this project is available on GitHub, and I’m happy to answer any questions you may have. This will allow you to navigate directly to the appropriate view in your app when the user taps on a link without going through the app-Safari-app hoop. To ensure that the extension is effective, you should instruct your users to enable the extension and grant it permission to access all websites.Īs an advanced option, you can add the domains of Mastodon URLs to a database when opening the app from those URLs. The toolbar icons should be monochrome PNG files with an alpha channel. Use your app’s icon as the basis for the extension’s icons, but remember to add the rounded corners yourself. You should also add some icons for the extension. You should update the extension’s name and description in the messages.json file. If your app uses SwiftUI, you can use the onOpenURL(perform:) view modifier to handle the URLs. Note: You will also need to handle the incoming URLs in your app by implementing the application(_:open:options:) method in your AppDelegate. So we just do something quick and dirty: if ( document. but that requires an extra round trip to the server. A more reliable way is to check for an API response, // e.g.
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