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I’m testing an extension that was developed for a Safari browser. Reseting Safari data doesn’t clear the data saved by the extension (like username and password), nor does uninstalling it.
So I’m looking for Safaris configuration options. Essentially what is Safari’s equivalent to Firefox’s “about:config”
The extension “likely” saves its data inside
~/Library/Safari/LocalStorage/inside a file named:safari-extension_com.XXX.YYY, where XXX.YYY differs pending on the name of the extension. If you delete that file, it’ll kill all of its settings, which should re-populate to the defaults when re-launched. Ensure you’ve quit Safari before deleting.