Thanks, Carlos! > On Jul 30, 2025, at 5:19 AM, Carlos Garcia Campos <[email protected]> wrote: > > El mar, 29-07-2025 a las 17:32 -0700, Alex Christensen escribió: >> Picking up this thread only 3 years later, we’ve made a lot of >> progress in this regard, and we would like to coordinate with the >> maintainers of the Linux APIs a little more. Here are the main >> categories we’ve made progress on: >> >>>>> JavaScript extensions >> >> We have since released public API WKWebExtension and migrated a large >> amount of code to WebKit to support it. Would a similarly shaped API >> meet your needs for JavaScript extensions? >> > > We really appreciate it and we are already working on exposing that > API. But browser extensions are not the only thing, applications use > the JavaScriptCore API to add their own js APIs. We have some similar needs we haven’t come up with solutions to yet. I’ve been thinking about a declarative way to inject JS APIs that forward calls and parameters to the UI process, but I haven’t implemented them yet. Would such a thing meet the needs of current users of GTK’s injected bundle APIs?
> * Console messages: we removed this API but had to bring it back > because users requested it. Ah, I see in https://commits.webkit.org/259535@main . I kind of created a UI process replacement in https://commits.webkit.org/292403@main and adopted it for WebKitTestRunner. Do you think such a transition could be possible for your users?
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