Apple's latest security update fixes nearly 200 vulnerabilities across Mac, iPhone, Safari, and more
macOS 26.6, iOS 26.2, and iPadOS 26.6 are rolling out now
WebGPU now works across all major browsers, bringing desktop-class graphics to the web
Support stretches across multiple PC and mobile operating systems
Which browser first introduced private/incognito mode?
Incognito origins: got a guess? Tap to play.
Japan orders Apple to open iPhone to rival browser engines by end of 2025
Open up iOS browsers – or else
Apple resists UK regulator demands to open up iOS browsers, citing security risks
Offering third parties free WebKit updates might give them an unfair advantage over Safari
UK regulator claims Apple's browser policies stifle iPhone innovation
New legislation gives UK regulators more power to intervene
Browsers are finally addressing 0.0.0.0 Day vulnerability
The vulnerability has persisted for nearly two decades
Safari's new Distraction Control feature will let you hide annoying cookie banners, sign-up pop-ups, and autoplay videos
Removing distractions from web pages
Apple Maps is now available on the web
Beta available on Safari, Chrome and Edge, with more features coming later
Apple's latest ad claims Safari is the best browser for privacy
Safari has strong privacy protections, but is it really the best?
Upcoming Apple OS updates across iPhone, iPad, and Macs add generative AI, control center options, RCS texting
A new Apple password manager, hidden apps, full iPhone control on Mac, an iPad calculator, and more
Microsoft Edge continues upward trend on PC, even as it remains 9th on mobile
Despite coming in 2nd on desktop, Edge is yet to make a dent on mobile
PSA: You should update your iPhone, iPad, or Mac now
Actively exploited WebKit zero days addressed for most Apple devices
New speculative execution hack can expose passwords and other sensitive data on Apple SoCs
There's an "unstable" fix for macOS, but iPhones and iPads are limited to lockdown mode or disabled JavaScript
Safari hits record market share while Chrome slips, Edge holds steady
Google still owns over 60 percent of the browser market, so the real race is between Apple and Microsoft
Hot Pixels attacks exploit power management in modern SoC and GPUs to leak data
Stealing pixels by measuring power consumption and frequency in processors
Newly identified browser bug allows websites to overwrite clipboard content
The text can be replaced with fraudulent URLs, addresses, or other malicious information
Safari now has over 1 billion users, the second web browser to pass this milestone
The next most popular browser has a fifth of Safari's userbase
Edge replaces Safari as the second most popular desktop browser
It's still a very long way off catching Chrome
Safari may soon lose its place as the second most-used web browser, in the desktop anyway
Edge could soon pass Safari as the second most-popular desktop browser
An unpatched Safari bug can leak browsing history and other identifying data
Apple is aware of the problem and is working on a fix
Why Incognito Mode and Private Browsing are Not Private
Are you expecting to have complete privacy when you enable incognito mode or private browsing? Think again. Even if you are using a secure browser, you are probably still getting tracked when you go online.
iOS 14.5 routes Safari traffic through Apple proxies before sending to Google's 'Safe Browsing' servers
One more layer of the Apple privacy onion
Google Stadia beta for iOS arrives in just 'weeks' via a Safari web client
Safari Mobile is becoming a Trojan Horse for getting cloud gaming platforms on iPhones
Fortnite will reportedly return to iPhones via Nvidia's GeForce Now web client
Don't get your hopes up