I've created a Safari Extension app using the MultiPlanform option. I can successfully distribute the iOS app for beta testing with TestFlight, but when I try to do this with the macOS version, I get the following error: The product archive is invalid. The Info.plist must contain a LSApplicationCategoryType key, whose value is the UTI for a valid category. For more details, see "Submitting your Mac apps to the App Store". For the record, I searched for the mentioned document and couldn't find it. A link would be nice. Regardless, when I look at the macOS (App) in the Navigator Panel, there is no Info.plist file. There is one, however, in iOS (App). When I open Test Flight on my Mac, I see the app, but that's most likely because I have an M1 chip. I can't find any documentation on this, so I'm asking: Do I need to create an Info.plist file for the macOS (App), and if so, what do I need to put in there? If I don't need this, how do I deal with this error? Thanks in advance for any helpful advice.

I can check if my Safari app extension is enabled using the SFSafariExtensionManager getStateOfSafariExtensionWithIdentifier API for default. But in case the user disables the extension for his own profile, I want to know if my safari app extension is enabled in that particular safari profile programatically using API. I'm trying this with Safari 17 on macOS 14 Beta. It's possible? If so, what API can do this for me?

Hi From the video, Safari will pop up a banner for these enabled app extension, which can let user set per-site option, when upgrade to Safari17(MacOS14). Such as following: For enterprise, there are too many users install app extensions. We want to set these by management tools. We have following questions: For upgrade users, Is there any way or tools to disable this banner or grant "ALLOW" for user automatically? Such as MDM tools. For fresh install user, is there any way to grant per-site permission automatically by MDM tools or others? Thanks. Best wishes eric_wang_mac