How to translate websites that won't in Apple Safari
Automatic language translation in Safari is superb, but it has a limited number of languages, and so does Apple's Translate app. Here's how to translate between more languages.
Safari
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The best new features in macOS Monterey that you'll actually use
With hundreds of features and changes coming to macOS Monterey, it can be hard to filter out the noise from the signal. After installing and testing it out for the past week or so, we've collected our favorite features that almost everyone will be excited about.
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How to get the most out of Safari bookmarks before macOS Monterey
Apple's forthcoming macOS Monterey promises to make saving and using Safari bookmarks faster. Here's how to improve them now, and prepare for what's next.
What Apple didn't say about macOS Monterey
There's already much more news about macOS Monterey than even Apple revealed in the WWDC 2021 keynote. From the small to the tiny, the new macOS is replete with features you'll want to use.
Safari to get new Tab Groups, extension support on iPhone and iPad
Apple is introducing a number of new Safari features that will debut across macOS, iPadOS, and iOS — including new tab groups and support for extensions on mobile
Mike Peterson
Apple, Mozilla, Google, Microsoft form group to standardize browser plug-ins
The new WebExtensions Community Group will try to forge a common architecture for future web extensions, and is inviting developers to join the effort.
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How to let sites use pop-up windows in Safari on Mac
The humble pop-up window wasn't always a tool for spam, and it still can be used for good and not evil. When Safari is stopping you from seeing one you actually want, here's what to do.
Exploitable WebKit flaw still present in iOS and macOS despite available fix
Apple has not yet patched a WebKit vulnerability present in iOS and macOS despite a fix for the flaw being available for weeks.
Apple patches WebKit vulnerabilities in Safari 14.1 update for macOS Catalina, Mojave
Apple on Tuesday released a new version of Safari to address a pair of zero-day WebKit vulnerabilities that were reportedly exploited in the wild.
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