SafariSettingsPrivacyObject

The dictionary of website permission defaults. Each key in the dictionary represents a single website, or a website and its sub-domains. The dictionary values represent the permission defaults that Safari applies for each website that matches the key.

Safari supports the following patterns for the website key:

• A specific domain such as “example.com” or “www.example.com”. The permission defaults apply to that website only.

• A wildcard domain that uses a single “*” character as a prefix for the domain, such as “*example.com”. The permission defaults apply to both the exact domain “example.com”, and any sub-domains such as “www.example.com”. It won’t match other domains with a similar string suffix such as “myexample.com”.

When multiple patterns match a website, Safari uses the most precise pattern. For example, for the website “www.example.com”, if rules “www.example.com” and “*example.com” match, Safari uses the former.