In Apple's Safari web browser, there are several ways to make viewing web pages easier on the eyes. All of them involve adjusting the font size or the zoom level that Safari applies when it loads web ...

SuperDuper! v1.5.2(71) is a backup, cloning, and restore utility. Linked Applications Launcher v1.8 allows you to have certain applications automatically launch or quit when specific others are ...

Safari is a perfectly good browser in its own right, but its default settings can understandably frustrate those switching over from Chrome and Firefox. Basic features—such as the showing expanded ...

Whether you're debugging a site or learning web design, here's how to inspect elements This article teaches you how to inspect a website's elements on Mac. It looks at how to do so via Safari and ...

With the advent of Safari 4, it seemed that the Debug menu was gone, replaced by the new Develop menu. As it turns out, that’s not the case at all; the Debug menu is still available in Safari 4, but ...

The latest version of Safari, released earlier this summer, introduced a new extensions feature to Apple’s Web browser. Extensions allow you to alter the behavior of Safari through small, downloadable ...

Safari 6 came out just before Mountain Lion did, and it’s bundled with Apple’s latest operating system. For many Mac users, Safari is the end of the line when it comes to web browsing, as well as a ...

With the release of Safari 5, Apple introduced a much-requested feature — extensions. Extensions are a better way to add those little missing features than the old and complex plug-in approach.

We previously reported on an issue where problematic contextual menu plug-ins can cause crashes in Safari. MacFixit reader Gabriel Dorado offers yet another case example: "If Control-clicking inside ...

Apple just unveiled a raft of changes coming with the new macOS Big Sur later this year. Along with the visual redesign, the introduction of Control Center, and upgrades to Messages, the built-in ...