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I encountered some issues when automating the release of Safari extensions to the App Store. Since I maintain a large number of extensions, I had to fix them in bulk. Perhaps others also frequently encounter publishing issues due to changes in the App Store?

This is the fourth post in the extension development series. I've just finished writing the seventh one, which will be published gradually after proofreading.

This is the second post in the extension development series blog. I just finished it, so if you find any errors or have any questions, feel free to leave me a comment!

I've been building browser extensions for about a year and created around 20 of them. Thought it might be useful to share what I've learned in a series of posts.

This first one covers the basic concepts - manifest files, content scripts, and how they work together.

If you have any questions or suggestions for future topics, feel free to comment!

That's right, there's a similar comparison between the iOS App Store and Android Play Store. Although the annual $99 fee is indeed expensive, the Play Store requires every app to find 12 users for 14 days of internal testing before submission for review, which is utterly incomprehensible, not to mention the constant warnings about inactive accounts potentially being disabled.

Haven't received it yet.

It appears to have been an accident now - they fixed the issue two hours after I posted on Reddit.