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Would love to see native Safari profile support. Apple exposes no API for it, but there's a workaround I already use: Safari allows to choose a profile for a domain, so route through per-profile subdomains:
You need N subdomains serving redirect pages, e.g. work.example.com, personal.example.com. Each page just redirects to #fragment in url, e.g. when opened with work.example.com/#{encodedTargetUrl} JS just redirects to target URL. One wildcard subdomain is even better
In Safari settings, manually select a profile for each subdomain (work.example.com -> Work, personal.example.com -> Personal).
Finicky rewrites a match to that subdomain -> Safari opens it in the right profile -> page redirects to the real URL.
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Would love to see native Safari profile support. Apple exposes no API for it, but there's a workaround I already use: Safari allows to choose a profile for a domain, so route through per-profile subdomains:
work.example.com,personal.example.com. Each page just redirects to#fragmentin url, e.g. when opened withwork.example.com/#{encodedTargetUrl}JS just redirects to target URL. One wildcard subdomain is even betterwork.example.com-> Work,personal.example.com-> Personal).Finicky config example:
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