Google Chrome now has a native split screen feature on both Mac and Windows, so you can view two websites side by side without installing third-party browser extensions, enabling experimental flags, or relying on your computer’s built-in split screen mode.
Whether you have just moved from a Windows PC to a Mac or want to switch from Google Chrome to Apple’s Safari because of privacy reasons, here’s a checklist that ensures you can properly transition between browsers.
In this step-by-step tutorial, we’ll show you how to delete all the browsing history, cache, cookies, and site data in Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox to troubleshoot browser issues, log out of all websites, or start with a fresh slate.
Learn how to hide all images generated by artificial intelligence (AI) from your image search results in DuckDuckGo on an iPhone, iPad, Mac and the web.
Back in December of 2024, Apple acquired a popular iCloud Passwords extension that enabled iCloud Keychain auto-fill capabilities in the Mozilla Firefox web browser. This allowed even Firefox users to enjoy one of the conveniences enjoyed by users of Apple’s first party Safari web browser.
Apple has added a bunch of new capabilities to WebKit that power many new features in its Safari browser on iOS 26, iPadOS 26 and macOS Tahoe 26.
Apple has brought a new compact tab bar to Safari with iOS 26, but iPhone owners can easily revert to the previous top or bottom URL bar design.
Apple's Safari browser on the Mac now supports Declarative Web Push to display push notifications even if a website isn't open in any tabs.
The ChatGPT app for iOS has picked up an extension that lets you set ChatGPT Search as the default search engine in Safari on your iPhone or iPad.