How to use Safari's Privacy Report in macOS Monterey
While you browse, macOS Monterey's Safari is fighting off trackers and malware for you. Here's how to see just how much it's doing with its built-in privacy report.
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William Gallagher
How to let sites use pop-up windows in Safari in macOS Monterey
Not all pop-up windows are evil spam, some of them remain genuinely useful. Here's how to get Safari on macOS Monterey to show you the ones you actually want, while still shielding you from all of the rest.
How to add and manage Safari extensions in macOS Monterey
If you want to make the most of Apple's Safari browser in macOS Monterey and add some features, you can add some extensions. Here's how to get it done.
Mike Peterson
Apple fixing known Safari fingerprinting bug that allows websites to track your browsing history
Apple is working on a fix for a known bug in Safari that allows websites to view a user's browsing history and Google ID.
Amber Neely
Safari API bug leaks browsing data that can reveal a user's identity
A bug in Safari in how it handles the IndexedDB API is potentially leaking information about a user's browsing habits, an issue that could be used to reveal the user's identity.
Malcolm Owen
T-Mobile backs down on claim that iOS 15.2 changed iCloud Private Relay settings
Alongside a T-Mobile reversal, Apple has refuted the carrier's claim from Tuesday that the iOS 15.2 update shut off iCloud Private Relay.
Safari Technology Preview includes support for 120Hz scrolling on MacBook Pro
Apple's latest Safari Technology Preview build includes support for scrolling animations at 120Hz screen refresh rates, a feature exclusive to the company's new MacBook Pro models with ProMotion.
AppleInsider Staff
Patched macOS Catalina vulnerability targeted Hong Kong users
Google on Thursday shared details of a recently patched macOS Catalina vulnerability that targeted users visiting the websites of a Hong Kong media outlet and a pro-democracy group.
UK backs Google, allowing appeal in Safari user targeting suit
The UK's Supreme Court is allowing Google to appeal the verdict of the lawsuit that claimed it tracked iOS Safari users without their consent.
Mikey Campbell
