And it is that once you have updated your Safari browser, you will realize that the extensions that you had installed in your browser are left out and we can only install the extensions that they offer us in the Mac App Store. This may seem a little problematic for most users is becoming the headache of many others.
There are several users who ask us if there is an option to reinstall third-party extensions in our Safari browser, for the moment the answer is negative but we are investigating to see the options we have available in case you want install these third party extensions.
The important thing for Apple is security and although it is true the browser "closes" a little more to possible problems with this capping of extensions in SafariIt is also true that we have many options and tools lost after this new update. Safari 13 is currently installed on a high percentage of Macs around the world and it is evident that this will allow adding new extensions to the list of those available in the Mac App Store, but while this is happening and that extension we need appears, we must have patience.
Then the issue is that Apple approves these extensions and for now there are some that we do not believe will appear again as available for Safari. In short, there are quite a few users who are waiting for new extensions to add to Safari in version 13, but for now the only thing we can say is that we have to be patient and see how this issue evolves.
I had extensions purchased from third parties from the apple store and after the update I can no longer use such as a translator. It is illegal and Apple is going to monopolize itself more every day, mutates await you as well