In the macOS Safari web browser, you can choose where downloaded files are deposited. By default they’re located in your Downloads folder. You can find the Downloads folder by going to the Users folder on your Mac’s hard drive and...
Safari Technology Preview, often referred to as STP, is a web browser for the Mac. STP was designed as a testbed to evaluate new browser technology that Apple is considering using in future releases of Safari. Think of it as...
During the buildup to Wednesday's "Gather Round" Apple event in Cupertino, California, we've been providing readers of The Rocket Yard with guides to the new features that are currently in beta versions of macOS 10.14 Mojave and expected to ship...
In its desire to make everything work as easily as possible, Apple often makes default settings that don't always work for all users at all times. One case in point is the Downloads folder (~/Downloads), which is where Safari automatically places...
Apple's Safari web browser for macOS and iOS has a variety of amazing features that are often overlooked by users. One of the more powerful features is something called "Safari Suggestions," which captures what you are typing into the search/address...
macOS comes with a secure, fast and compatible built-in web browser -- Safari. A lot of Mac users prefer to use Safari for their web browsing, but may decide to use another browser due to familiarity, compatibility issues with Safari, or curiosity...
Safari Technology Preview is yet another browser available for your Mac, but this special browser lets you see into the near future. Even better, you can bend the future to your will. If that sounds a bit fantastic, it’s because...
Many Mac users are unaware of Safari extensions, which are actually small applications that run as part of the Safari browser to add functionality to the browser. Apple improved Safari extensions in macOS 10.13 High Sierra, making them easier to...
Safari 11, included with macOS High Sierra, has a number of new features. It's also one of the fastest browsers, at least when it comes to rendering and running JavaScript. But one feature that's turning heads in the web-marketing arena...
