Apple Unveils Latest Update for Safari Technology Preview
Apple has rolled out a fresh update for Safari Technology Preview, an experimental web browser that debuted in March 2016. This unique version is specifically designed to enable users to experiment with upcoming features set for inclusion in future versions of the standard Safari browser.
What’s New in This Release?
The latest release, identified as Safari Technology Preview 212, brings a series of enhancements and bug fixes across various areas including Authentication, Canvas rendering, CSS styling, Form handling, JavaScript execution, Loading times, Networking protocols, PDF processing, Rendering capabilities, SVG support, Text display accuracy, Web API functionality and updates to the Web Inspector tool.
Compatibility and Installation Details
This iteration of Safari Technology Preview is fully compatible with computers running macOS Sonoma and macOS Sequoia—the most up-to-date operating systems available from Apple. Users can easily obtain the update by using the Software Update feature found within System Preferences or System Settings if they have previously downloaded the browser from Apple’s official site. Detailed release notes for this update can be found on the dedicated Safari Technology Preview website.
A Platform for Developers
With the aim of fostering feedback among developers and consumers alike regarding its ongoing development process of web browsing technology, Apple encourages wider accessibility through Safari Technology Preview. Notably designed with developers in mind but not requiring a developer account for download or usage purposes—it can be operated alongside any existing installation of the standard Safari browser.
