Redirect from Safari App Extension Content Blocker

Question

In a Safari App Extension Content Blocker, am I able to assign an action to a trigger that allows me to redirect to another page instead of blocking it outright?

Answer 1

Safari Content blocker only supports the following actions

block

Stops loading of the resource. If the resource was cached, the cache is ignored.

block-cookies

Strips cookies from the header before sending to the server. Only cookies otherwise acceptable to Safari's privacy policy can be blocked. Combining with ignore-previous-rules doesn't override the browser’s privacy settings.

css-display-none

Hides elements of the page based on a CSS selector. A selector field contains the selector list. Any matching element has its display property set to none, which hides it.

ignore-previous-rules

Ignores previously triggered actions.

make-https

Changes a URL from http to https. URLs with a specified (nondefault) port and links using other protocols are unaffected.