Old website? No problem
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View pages that require IE or a PC on your Mac
Need to open up a website that requires Windows or Internet Explorer? Try this Safari tip instead!
Safari for iOS
On the fly translation
How to quickly translate webpages in Safari for iPhone and iPad
When it comes to translating pages in Safari on iPhone and iPad, Microsoft’s Translator app has got your back.
Mastering Safari
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How to use the Smart Search bar in Safari on iPhone and iPad
Search your Safari browsing history, bookmarks, search engines, and more with the Smart Search bar!
Mastering parental controls
How to block websites in Safari on iPhone and iPad
If you're a parent and you own an iPhone or iPad, odds are your children spend a great deal of time with them too. If you have teenagers in the house who have their own iPhone or iPads, there may be websites you want to completely block from their devices. Here's how:
no cookies for you
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Advertisers losing 'hundreds of millions' due to anti-tracking measure
Apple's Intelligent Tracking Prevention feature in Safari is reportedly causing advertisement firms to lose "hundreds of millions of dollars."
I hate the internet
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Ad companies are using your password manager to track you on the web
The Same Origin Policy has one fatal flaw, and of course, ad companies have found a way to exploit it.
Mastering iOS
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Safari hogging up storage on your iPhone? Here's the fix!
Make some room on your iPhone or iPad by clearing our your Safari website data.
Don't track me, bro
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How to manage privacy and security settings in Safari on iPhone and iPad
If you want to have more control over your privacy and security while using Safari on your iPhone or iPad, here’s how!
Mastering macOS
How to get YouTube videos to play in Safari on Mac
If you spend a lot of time on YouTube, the phrase "Your browser does not currently recognize any of the video formats available" might be familiar to you. Here's what to do when you see that message.
Gone in a Flash
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How Flash works with Safari 11 in macOS High Sierra
Even though it's off by default, you can still use the Flash plug-in in Safari on macOS High Sierra. Here's how.