I know of no aftermarket kit. Unless it comes from the factory it would be hard to install a factory unit.
We sent a Man to the Moon didn't we? Ofcourse its possible. Simply install the device and light sensor, then go under the dash and figure out what electrical lead, from the headlamp switch, controls the headlamp ciruit - you'll need a shop manual for this. Next, follow the directions that came with your automatic headlamp switch and install it inline, so it makes or breaks the circuit leading to the headlamp circuit. (simple right). Of course, first you will need a "device". You can find one here:http://www.beechhurst.com/AHM.shtml
Safari is not open-source so it might not be possible
Best left to a trained gunsmith.
010-600 usd
it's possible; search it on Google for the instructions.
don't no how
Yes, you can if you are running Windows operating system. You can download Safari from the Apple website. Look below for the link.
To disable the automatic door locks on a 1996 GMC Safari, locate the door lock relay in the fuse panel. You can either remove the relay or disconnect the wiring associated with it to stop the automatic locking feature. Alternatively, consult the vehicle's manual for specific instructions or wiring diagrams. Always ensure to handle electrical components carefully to avoid damage.
To zoom in on a webpage in the Safari browser, you can use the keyboard shortcut by pressing "Command" and "+" simultaneously on a Mac, or "Control" and "+" on Windows. Alternatively, you can go to the "View" menu at the top of the screen and select "Zoom In." If you want to zoom out, use "Command" and "-" or "Control" and "-". You can also adjust zoom settings in Safari's preferences under the "Websites" tab.
No.
If you have enough money any conversion is possible.
It's possible that it has been intentionally disabled on Safari. After all, flash has known vulnerabilities, i.e., it makes you vulnerable to attacks.