How to Get Rid of Ads and Other Annoying Webpage Elements With Safari Distraction Control in macOS Sequoia
With Apple’s new Distraction Control feature, you can zap annoying webpage elements so you can, you know, actually read what's on the page.
With Apple’s new Distraction Control feature, you can zap annoying webpage elements so you can, you know, actually read what's on the page.
macOS Sequoia adds a new Video Viewer mode to Safari that allows a video to takeover your entire Safari window.
Get the most out of the new Safari in macOS Sequoia with instant page highlights and article summaries. Here's how to set it up.
With macOS Sonoma, Apple has added a feature called Safari Profiles. This new feature allows you to separate accounts, logins, passwords, tabs, and more for specific use cases such as personal and work browsing.
If you prefer to use a search engine other than Google in Safari, it's easy to switch. Here's how.
Safari for Mac offers quite a bit in the way of customization, including the feature-rich Start Page. Here’s how to put everything you care about on the web within easy reach.
It’s easy to fall into the trap of using the same password or passwords for various websites. Thankfully, Safari in macOS Sonoma has a built-in tool to help you identify which passwords need improving.
Safari's hidden Develop menu can be very useful, adding a variety of additional features to the Mac's default browser.
Privacy is a core feature of Apple’s default browser. Safari has built-in tracking prevention, allowing you to browse the web in peace.
