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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Safari
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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How to request desktop versions of websites in Safari in iOS 15 and iPadOS 15
If you find a website that doesn't work well in Safari on your iPhone or iPad, you can easily request the desktop version through Apple's Request Desktop Site feature.
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Amber Neely
Samsung apes Safari's most derided iOS 15 feature
Forever the innovator, Samsung this week decided it was time to add a tab bar to the bottom of its first-party mobile browser — months after Apple introduced a suspiciously similar option to Safari with iOS 15.
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Mikey Campbell
Apple releases Safari 15.1 for macOS Big Sur and Catalina with traditional tab design
Apple on Wednesday released a new version of Safari for macOS Big Sur and macOS Catalina that reverts controversial tab user interface changes to a more familiar layout seen in previous iterations of the web browser.
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Google and Facebook teamed up to beat Apple's consumer privacy agenda
Google worked with Facebook to work around Apple's privacy tools in Safari to continue tracking end users, an update to an antitrust lawsuit claims, with the search company also doing what it could to slow down other regulatory initiatives surrounding privacy.
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Malcolm Owen
Stephen Robles
Mike Peterson
