Safari Browser Control

Control Safari on macOS with AppleScript, safaridriver, screenshots, tab navigation, and real-browser read, click, and type workflows.

This skill is coherent for real Safari control but touches highly sensitive UI/session surfaces. Before installing or enabling it: (1) Only approve Automation (Apple Events) and Screen Recording for terminal apps you trust and only when you explicitly want the agent to control your live Safari session. (2) Prefer using WebDriver mode (safaridriver) for tasks that don't need your actual logged-in tabs or cookies—it's safer and isolated. (3) Review the ~/safari/ files the skill will create; make sure they don't store raw page contents, passwords, or other secrets. (4) Revoke Automation/Screen Recording permissions when you no longer need automation. (5) If you want to prevent any autonomous actions, disable model invocation for the skill or require explicit confirmation in each session.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: safari Version: 1.0.0 The skill provides powerful capabilities for controlling the Safari browser on macOS, including reading page content, executing JavaScript, and capturing screenshots via AppleScript and safaridriver. While the documentation (SKILL.md, setup.md) emphasizes privacy, user consent, and local-only storage in ~/safari/, the inherent high-risk nature of real-session browser automation and the ability to access sensitive session data (tabs, cookies, inner text) meets the threshold for a suspicious classification. No evidence of intentional malice, data exfiltration, or obfuscation was found in files like applescript-control.md or webdriver-and-bidi.md.