Safari

What Safari is

Safari is a web browser and web technology platform built on WebKit. It is free and included with Apple device operating systems, with versions for iOS, macOS, and extensions. Intelligent Tracking Prevention uses on-device machine learning to help prevent cross-site tracking, and the Privacy Report shows trackers Safari has blocked from profiling you. Private Browsing does not retain visited pages or AutoFill information, and its open tabs are not saved to iCloud or synced across devices. Safari can sync passwords, bookmarks, history, and tabs among Mac, iPad, iPhone, and Apple Watch. Other built-in tools include page translation, text interaction in images and paused video, and Visual Look Up. Users can install extensions through the App Store, and Safari web apps can be saved to the Dock on Mac or Home Screen on iPhone and iPad. When Fraudulent Website Warning is enabled, Safari flags suspected phishing or malware sites; checking a site may send calculated address information to Apple and Google Safe Browsing. Apple no longer offers Safari updates for Windows or other non-Apple operating systems; Safari 5.1.7 was its last Windows version.