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Apple uses AI to let users create custom Safari extensions through natural language descriptions

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Emma Roth

1d ago· 4 min readenNews

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Apple is introducing AI-powered "vibe coding" that lets users create custom Safari extensions by describing what they want in natural language, according to The Verge. A demo showed Safari using Apple Intelligence to generate an extension for saving and annotating cooking recipes from across the web, as reported by bsky. This move aims to close the gap with competitors like Chrome, Edge, and Firefox, which have more extensive extension libraries.

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Summary

Apple is addressing Safari's lack of extension support by introducing AI-powered "vibe coding" that lets users create custom browser extensions simply by describing what they want in natural language. A demo showed Safari using Apple Intelligence to generate an extension for saving and annotating cooking recipes from across the web. This move aims to close the gap with competitors like Chrome, Edge, and Firefox, which have more extensive extension libraries.

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Save and track cooking recipes from around the web.
Click the toolbar button to see your saved recipes and add notes to each.
Apple is inviting users to essentially vibe code their own extensions.
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Apple will allow users to use AI to “vibe code” their own Safari extensions. The move may help fill the gap left by Chrome, Edge, and Firefox extensions not available on Apple’s browser.

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