This is fairly common for extensions to be on Chrome/Firefox but not Safari, unfortunately. Firefox's WebExtension APIs are mostly code-compatible with the extension API supported by Google Chrome and Opera, with a few exceptions [1].
Safari uses its own Safari Extensions JS, so while it may be possible to share some resources (e.g. images, HTML content), the js work needs to be undertaken as a separate development project, unless you use/build a polyfill.
Answering questions from your own text corpus will soon be part of Cortex! It's actually the next thing we are working on. If you'd like, we can let you know when it's ready. Just send me a message at alex@plasticityai.com with your email and we'll reach out.
Correct, we can't do logic/set operations yet, but we can handle some graph traversal questions where the answer is the property of a n-off related entity like: (1) "Who is Arya Stark's father's wife?" or (2) "Mark Zuckerberg's wife's birthday"
How old is the French Prime-Minister?
How old is the Portuguese President?
President always defaults to Trump and Prime-Minister to May (May also responds with two different results even though it show the same text(/source?).
Also in Sapien "Prime-Minister" wasn't recognized.
I'm very excited about technologies like this one.
Safari uses its own Safari Extensions JS, so while it may be possible to share some resources (e.g. images, HTML content), the js work needs to be undertaken as a separate development project, unless you use/build a polyfill.
[1] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Add-ons/Web...