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 |`appium:autoWebview`| Move directly into Webview context if available. Default `false`|`true`, `false`|
 |`appium:skipTriggerInputEventAfterSendkeys`| If this capability is set to `true`, then whenever you call the Send Keys method in a web context, the driver will not fire an additional `input` event on the input field used for the call. This event, turned on by default, helps in situations where JS frameworks (like React) do not respond to the input events that occur by default when the underlying Selenium atom is executed. Default `false`|`true`, `false`|
 |`appium:sendKeyStrategy`| If this capability is set to `oneByOne`, then whenever you call the Send Keys method in a web context, the driver will type each character the given string consists of in serial order to the element. This strategy helps in situations where JS frameworks (like React) update the view for each input. If `appium:skipTriggerInputEventAfterSendkeys` capability is `true`, it will affect every type. For example, when you are going to type the word `appium` with `oneByOne` strategy and `appium:skipTriggerInputEventAfterSendkeys` is enabled, the `appium:skipTriggerInputEventAfterSendkeys` option affects each typing action: `a`, `p`, `p`,`i`, `u` and `m`. Suppose any other value or no value has been provided to the `appium:sendKeyStrategy` capability. In that case, the driver types the given string in the destination input element. `appium` Send Keys input types `appium` if `oneByOne` was not set. |`oneByOne`|
+|`appium:showSafariConsoleLog`| Adds serialized Safari JavaScript console events to Appium server logs and writes fully serialized events into the `safariConsole` logs bucket. Default `false`|`true`, `false`|
+|`appium:showSafariNetworkLog`| Adds serialized Safari network events to Appium server logs and writes fully serialized events into the `safariNetwork` logs bucket. Default `false`|`true`, `false`|
 
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