During the OS X 10.9 Mavericks segment at WWDC 2013, Apple has pulled the wraps off the latest and greatest for Safari. One of the neat new features is a new sidebar with access to your reading list and shared links from your Twitter friends. The sidebar sits off to the left and allows you to keep it there while you browse through your favorite websites from your bookmarks, reading list or shared links.

Safari for Mac is arguably one of the best browsers, not to mention the native option. With options like iCloud tabs across OS X and iOS, it makes it an excellent choice across platforms. Safari, like most other browsers, gives you the option to save passwords so you don't have to enter them each and every time. If there are passwords you've either accidentally saved or no longer want Safari remembering, you can selectively delete them instead of clearing all passwords.

Here's how:

It's arguable that mobile Safari on the iPhone and iPad is one of the best mobile browsers out there. Not only do you have a great browsing experience but the ability to sync iCloud tabs, search for text within web pages, and much more.

When it comes to browsing history, while you can always navigate to your browsing history the regular way, there's actually a much faster way to get there...