Safari Articles

While many users prefer third-party web browsers such as Chrome, FireFox, Brave Browser or Opera, Apple’s native Safari browser is pretty good! That is, assuming it’s working as intended. If […]

Whenever you use Safari on the Mac, the browser ends up caching web pages to speed up subsequent visits. It also stores cookies to remember site-related preferences and even allows […]

Although Safari runs incredibly well on the iPhone, it isn’t without problems. Sometimes, Apple’s native web browser may act slowly, crash, or fail to load websites altogether. If Safari is […]

Apple puts in a lot of effort to improve and optimize Safari on the Mac, and it shows. The browser loads websites very quickly, uses less battery compared to Chrome […]

On the Mac, third-party ad blocking extensions (or content blockers) can complement the anti-tracking features already built into Safari. They can also help provide a distraction-free browsing experience by blocking […]

As soon as you open your web browser, all your activity online can be (and is being) tracked. The sites you visit, the things you buy online, the services you […]

While most websites you come across are usually informative and help you with the tasks you’re stuck at, there are also other websites that mainly distract you from the work […]

If you have an Apple device, you’re likely familiar with Safari. Although it’s not nearly as popular as Google Chrome, the fact that it’s built into every MacBook, iPhone, and […]