Latest about Safari for macOS
Australian competition authorities are investigating the landscape of default browsers and search engines on consumer devices.
Apple really doesn't want you to use Edge on your Mac.
Those who like to live on the bleeding edge now have a new version of Safari to play with.
Apple and several other browser developers have banned a root certificate used by the Kazakhstan government to spy on residents in the capital.
Users in France and Sweden have reported that they are now able to translate webpages within Safari.
Apple is reportedly rolling out its translation feature in Safari to more areas as users in Germany and Brazil report now seeing the feature.
Before the new Safari 14 launches with macOS Big Sur, Apple is making it available as a standalone update to macOS Catalina and Mojave users.
Safari on Mac can sometimes act a little wonky with Twitter and some other websites causing them to not load or load improperly. Here's some solution your can try to troubleshoot the problem.
Apple has released its latest Safari Technology Preview with bug fixes galore. Go download it now.
Rejoice, for some Macs with macOS 11 Big Sur installed will be able to stream 4K HDR Netflix content in Safari for the first time.
Apple is taking a stand against websites that run the same TLS certificate for more than a year.
This guide will show you how to change Safari's default search engine on iOS and macOS to provide a more personalized web browsing experience.
Web browsers are an important part of everyday life. However, when was the last time you switched browsers? It might be time to make a switch thanks to Microsoft Edge.
Adobe Flash is no longer supported in the latest release of Safari Technology Preview, marking its final death on the platform.
The new Chromium-based Microsoft Edge offers a fresh take on web browsing and is available across multiple platforms, including macOS. It's worth your time and attention and here are the reasons why.
There was a weird report making the social rumor rounds this morning that Apple would abandon WebKit as the Safari HTML rendering engine in favor of Google's Chromium fork.
Safari’s Intelligent Tracking Prevention has begun to change the way that the advertising industry interacts with Apple customers.
