Any way to turn this off in Safari? - "Do you want to allow this page to open"

[macsplusmacs]

Using the latest Ventura and Safari on the mac, I have a bookmark too and another tool that calls Apple Shortcuts.

The shortcuts work but every single time I press the action button, menu to launch them Safari shows this dialog that I have to click OK to get past:

"Do you want to allow this page to open “NAME OF APP”?"

Is there any method know that I can tell it "this is fine, do not ask me every again?"

thx

 

[MikeDr206]

StopTheMadness may help. I use it so that when I click on a Zoom link, it automatically launches Zoom, instead of taking me to Safari, which then asks if I want to allow Zoom to open the link.

https://underpassapp.com/StopTheMadness/support-rules.html

 

[macsplusmacs]

StopTheMadness may help. I use it so that when I click on a Zoom link, it automatically launches Zoom, instead of taking me to Safari, which then asks if I want to allow Zoom to open the link.

https://underpassapp.com/StopTheMadness/support-rules.html

Oh I own that one. Let me test it now.

 

[macsplusmacs]

Hmm. It's going to take some time for me to figure how my use case should be stopped. thank you. will continue to investigate this.

 

[MikeDr206]

FWIW, the developer is (at least was) really responsive. I had trouble configuring the Zoom thing, and he replied to my emails right away.

 

[macsplusmacs]

FYI

I am using a beta of a bookmarking app. They have two forms of a javascript bookmarklet to launch the bookmark app with the passed URL.

They have two types of javascript bookmarklet. One used a x-url callback type syntax.

I switched to the one without the callback and for some reason, it does not ask for permission using this method.

Now I just have one other instance to figure out.