Tab Groups is a tab-management feature available on most web browsers these days. It helps you reduce tab clutter by letting you organize them however you like and, in turn, allows for ...

Apple introduced a host of new features and performance improvements with its latest iteration of the macOS operating system, the macOS Big Sur. The new macOS version features a major design overhaul, ...

While there are a lot of browser options on your Mac, Safari is one of the best choices out there. Not only is it the default browser on every Mac, it offers a slew of features, like privacy and ...

This article will guide you meticulously through various strategies—from ensuring your internet connection is robust to fine-tuning Safari’s extensions—to help restore and potentially even surpass ...

It's no secret that Safari is the go-to browser for many Mac users. Sure, other browsers like Google Chrome have their advantages, especially if you're deep into Google's ecosystem, but using ...

Safari's cache makes browsing quicker, but it can go wrong, it can slow down your Mac, iPhone, or iPad, and it can take up a lot of storage space too. Here's how and when to clear it. So when you ...

The new version of Safari comes with Highlights, a new way to quickly find relevant information (such as an address or phone number) on a webpage. It also introduces a redesigned Reader that ...

You can remove your entire Safari browsing history, just yesterday's, or if you know exactly where to look, even one single item, too. Here's what you can do, where you can do it, and how. As tracking ...

Safari is great, but Chrome is my browser of choice on a Mac. Graphics: Rajesh Pandey/Cult of Mac Safari on the Mac feels a lot faster to use than Google Chrome. It is also more battery efficient and ...

Autoplay videos are a frustrating element of the modern web experience. You open a web page and just as you start reading the article, noise starts blaring out of your speakers; or, if the site is ...

One of the most common questions people ask when working with their Mac is: "Where is it?" Not where is the Mac itself (hopefully that is not a mystery!), but where is some apparently hidden file on ...