Apple has removed all examples of the questionable suggested websites in Safari provided to it by BuzzFeed News, including one instance where typing in “Pizzagate” would prompt the browser to return links to YouTube videos by conspiracy theorist peddler David Seaman.
While most Dark Mode-based jailbreak tweaks theme the application interface, these tweaks attempt to theme the individual web pages you visit in your mobile web browser(s).
One of the benefits to using Google Chrome on your Mac, as opposed to Safari, is the ability to move multiple tabs to a new window. Here’s how to do it.
Looking for ways to improve the web browsing experience in mobile Safari? Perhaps SafariUnleashed PRO is what you’ve been searching for.
Some websites automatically start videos the second you land on their page. You can stop Safari autoplay on Mac and here’s how.
Based on modern web technologies, Progressive Web Apps combine features offered by most modern browsers with the benefits of a mobile experience. Here’s how to install and use Progressive Web Apps on iOS.
macOS Mojave revived favicon support and iOS 12 brought website icons in open tabs to your iPhone and iPad. Here’s how to turn on favicons in Safari so you can graphically identify websites in open tabs.
Safari 12 on iOS 12 and macOS 10.14 Mojave finally brings back the beloved favicons to help you visually distinguish between multiple open tabs on your iPhone, iPad and Mac.
This tweak ports the iPad-style tabbed browsing experience to jailbroken iPhones.
You may need to translate text on a web page to another language from time to time. This tweak makes it much easier to do that.
iOS 12 is supposed to focus on under-the-hood performance optimization plus stability and reliability fixes so it’s not surprising that it will work on the same hardware as iOS 11. What’s notable is that iOS 12 would make iPhone 5s the oldest iPhone model supported by Apple’s mobile software.
Apple is all about minimalism, but they sometimes push things a tad too far—Safari, for example, no longer displays a website’s favicon in its tab. Thankfully, a nice little third-party app lets you display favicons for any open tabs or bookmarks in Safari’s Favorites bar.
