No longer supported in Safari 12

[Juhannuspukki]

"Safari no longer supports unsafe extensions.

“JSON Formatter” is no longer supported. You can find newer extensions reviewed by Apple in the App Store or Safari Extensions Gallery."

[ruchernchong]

@rfletcher I would like to continue this project as I have an Apple Developer account to play around with it. I wish to get your permission before continuing.

[roniekoma]

Except the autorun, it works for me: https://georgegarside.com/blog/macos/install-any-safari-extension-macos-mojave/

[ruchernchong]

@roniekoma the only downside to this is whenever Safari is restarted, you have to redo the same steps again.

[rogierlommers]

Yes please!! Really mis it! You guys have any alternatives maybe?

[mcdemarco]

It doesn't work at all for me after following the instructions; the extension seems to "run" but nothing gets prettified and the toggle button doesn't appear. I'm using the 1.1 zip from the release directory, MacOS 10.12.6, and Safari 12.0. Fortunately I still have a copy of Safari Technology Preview (now a postview) that still runs the extension, but constantly complains about being out of date.

[nirodg]

It work for me with macOS Sierra (v10.12.6) and Safari Version 12.0 (12606.2.11)

[OlafGoral]

I couldn’t get this to work either, but I found one on the appstore, https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/asini-json-viewer/id1440033430?ls=1&mt=12 it’s working ok for me. I know it’s not the same as this one, but I found it and works fine for me.

[ayman]

Indeed many of us (myself included) would like to officially put this in the Apple store such that it's free and community supported. @rfletcher, can you put a friendly open license on this? I'd also be happy to be added to the maintainers of this repo to help triage bugs and what not.

[ibrunotome]

The last commit was in 2012, I don't think that he will accept any changes :(

[ayman]

Probably just worth rewriting then!

[nirodg]

Probably just worth rewriting then!

Agreed

Indeed many of us (myself included) would like to officially put this in the Apple store such that it's free and community supported. @rfletcher, can you put a friendly open license on this? I'd also be happy to be added to the maintainers of this repo to help triage bugs and what not.

Not such a bad idea, such a pity there is no license specified, could be forked and make a release version for the Apple Store.

[wuf810]

Hey @rfletcher you there?

Would be great if you could respond to this:

#36 (comment)

Thanks, M

[nirodg]

Hey @rfletcher you there?

Would be great if you could respond to this:

#36 (comment)

Thanks, M

I've tried to reach him on Twitter but no response so far

[ayman]

Ok. So there are a few new extensions in the Safari Extension store that do pretty formatting (new extensions have to be written in Xcode...these legacy ones are deprecated as of this month); a few of them are free too. But, I went ahead and rewrote one from scratch that is free and open to community contributions. I've just thrown the v1 to the store (under review now). Check it out...contributions welcome: https://github.com/ayman/PrettyJSON

[quiram]

Thanks @ayman! Please let us know when it has passed review so we can install it :)

[ArtFeel]

Hitting ⌥⌘U will open page sources. That gives you pretty good JSON formatter.

[ArtFeel]

There is also JSON-Lite extension, it is working without a standalone mac app.

[19h]

Just because there's so much non-free spam, this one is pretty good and free: https://apps.apple.com/de/app/json-peep-for-safari/id1458969831?l=en&mt=12.

[ruchernchong]

@ArtFeel I cannot find that in the App Store on macOS Catalina.

[ArtFeel]

@ruchern JSON-Lite extension? This is not standalone app, so it is unavailable in the App Store, but you can install it from URL above.

If you mean Developer Console, you should enable Developer mode in Safari settings.