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I am writing a Safari App Extension which gets all open tabs as urls. Later I want to open them. The problem I am facing is that I cannot find an API for checking if a tab (page) is pinned. This leads to the problem that opening all gathered urls also opens all pinned ones, which is not desired.

Is there a way to identify if a tab/page is pinned?

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After a further research I managed to solve this. To answer the question directly - at the moment there is no API to ask if a tab/page is pinned. But there is a workaround to check this.

There is a discussion here and another answer here which discuss that getContainingWindow(completionHandler:) of SFSafariTab will return nil if the tab is pinned, as technically the pinned tabs belong to all windows, and not a single window.

Therefore, if tab is pinned, nil is returned for containing window.

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