![]() ![]() More details about what’s new in Safari 17 and Safari Technology Preview 173 can be found here. This means that users running the latest macOS official release can experience the latest Safari changes without having to install beta versions of the operating system. The new Safari Technology Preview 173 can be installed on both macOS Sonoma beta and macOS Ventura. It’s worth noting that this version doesn’t replace the main Safari app. Then, all you have to do is follow the instructions to install the app on your Mac. Here’s how to install itĪpple’s experimental web browser can be downloaded from the Apple Developer website. However, these features won’t be available for users running the new Safari on macOS Ventura. In macOS Sonoma, Safari 17 also adds Profiles to let users organize and separate their browsing data and web apps, along with improved Private Browsing. Experimental features are now categorized by Stable, Testable, Preview, or Developer. This menu lets users search for specific features to try. The Responsive Design Mode has been refreshed to “focus on the responsiveness of a page’s design at any width or height on your Mac.” The Developer menu has also been redesigned to make it easier to find the key tools used for creating and testing websites and web apps.Īpple has also replaced the Experimental Features section, which was rather cluttered, with a new Feature Flags setting. There are also big updates for web developers. ![]() The new version of Safari has several enhancements, including support for JPEG XL and HEIC media formats and Live Text support for vertical text. ![]() Safari Technology Preview 173 is the first release based on Safari 17, which comes pre-installed with macOS Sonoma beta. This way, developers can prepare their websites and web apps for the new technologies before they become available to the public. But if you don’t want to wait to try out the new Safari, Apple has now updated Safari Technology Preview with some of the features coming with macOS Sonoma.įor those unfamiliar, Safari Technology Preview is an alternative version of Apple’s web browser that adds experimental features. The update also comes with Safari 17, which brings improvements to Apple’s web browser. I realize there are many apps that aren't compatible Photoshop to be #1 on my list.This month, Apple released the first beta of macOS Sonoma, which brings new features such as interactive widgets on the desktop, new tools for editing PDF files, and Game Mode. Is anyone ready to defect to Linux? An operating system that is STILL truly open and customizable to the ends of the Earth? I'm seriously considering it. So what do you think was the best version of OS X or later macOS And why I think my favorite was 10.13 High Sierra: Stable, a modern OS with a lot of features, fully capable running 32bit, runs on a lot of old machinesdidn’t get better afterwards. Why are we, the macOS dedicated, putting up with this shit? This is NOT the OS that made us die-hards. ![]() Further, the (GUI) ability to set when the Mac was to shut down and startup has been deleted (again, I'm sure, to resemble its mobile counterpart) not to mention the inability to delete Apple baked-in apps that I absolutely don't want on my computer, also mirrors what it's sister operating system has disallowed since the onset. arbitrarily, it's now called "System Settings" complete with a highly inferior redesign that replicates an all too familiar mobile layout. For instance, the last 40+ years, we've used "System Preferences" that truly set itself apart from Winblow's "Settings". They have been on a rampage for the last several years of removing the ability to customize trying to lock us into what THEY want use to use. Yet, Apple's newest iteration has made me madder than ever. It seems that with every iteration of macOS, Apple cripples what used to be the VERY BEST operating system.the very system that won the 80s-90s Mac vs PC wars. ![]()
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