Learn how to open a Safari webpage in Google Chrome, Firefox, or another browser in an instant without having to copy and paste the URL manually.
How to open a Safari webpage in another browser on Mac
Learn how to open a Safari webpage in Google Chrome, Firefox, or another browser in an instant without having to copy and paste the URL manually.
Learn how to copy bookmarks between Safari, Firefox, and Chrome on your Mac if you want to switch to another browser or have all your bookmarks everywhere.
Learn how to set up automatic page zoom in Safari on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac to make reading small text easier and more comfortable.
Learn how to make the text bigger in Safari for every website to see things more clearly when browsing the web on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
Find out how to always allow downloads in Safari on Mac from sites you trust, so you don’t have to deal with pop-ups asking for your permission every time you want to save something from these websites.
Learn how to view the digital certificate for websites in Safari, Google Chrome, and Firefox on your Mac or Windows PC to verify the ownership and ensure you're transmitting data to a secure site.
Are you new to an iPhone or iPad? In this brief tutorial, we’ll show you how to quickly copy website URLs in Safari from browser tabs, bookmark folders, Favorites, and elsewhere to your device clipboard.
Discover some handy tips for using Safari Search on your Mac and find answers more efficiently with just a few clicks.
Learn how to add web pages to Safari Reading List on iPhone, iPad, or Mac and read them later, even when you don’t have an internet connection.
Learn how to change Safari settings on your Mac to make it just the way you like for a personalized and productive browsing experience.
Learn how to preserve all your open Safari tabs as bookmarks on your Mac so you can save them all for later or reopen them with a couple of clicks.
Learn how to save open tabs in Safari for Mac in several ways, which will enable you to revisit them later and pick up right where you left off without skipping a beat.