Safari

Safari is so much more than just a web browser. It can be anything you want it to be

Apple’s default browser is an example of the stability and careful programming that most rivals struggle to compete with. It may not offer as much flexibility as the likes of Google Chrome, but it makes up for this by allowing tested extensions and boasting plenty of privacy tools to keep you safe on the web. We will highlight some tweaks you can make to ensure that the browser works for you, including how to speed up tasks with keyboard shortcuts and how to use private browsing. Plus we’ll be delving deeper into the developer tools that can be used for learning to understand how websites are put together. Safari has the potential to not only be the home for your browsing, but also to help you collect articles to read…

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MacLife Specials (Digital) - 1 Issue, Volume 3 2017

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