Top 3 Key Points:
- Bug Fixes and Enhancements: Safari Technology Preview 202 offers important updates for better performance and accessibility.
- Compatibility: Works with macOS Sonoma and the upcoming macOS Sequoia.
- Easy Access: Available to all users via Apple’s website, no developer account is required.
Apple has just rolled out Safari Technology Preview 202, the latest update to its experimental browser. This browser, first introduced in March 2016, allows users to try out new features before they are officially added to Safari.
The new update brings several improvements and bug fixes across different areas like Accessibility, CSS, Editing, JavaScript, Media, Rendering, SVG, Web Animations, Web API, Web Assembly, and WebDriver. These enhancements are aimed at making the browser faster and more reliable.
Safari Technology Preview 202 is compatible with computers running macOS Sonoma and the beta version of macOS Sequoia, which Apple plans to release this fall.
To get the update, users who have already downloaded Safari Technology Preview can simply go to the Software Update section in System Preferences or System Settings. If you’re interested in trying it out, you can download it from Apple’s website. The best part is that you don’t need a developer account to use it.
Apple created Safari Technology Preview to get feedback from developers and regular users. This helps them refine the browser before rolling out updates to the general public. And don’t worry, you can run this preview version alongside your regular Safari browser without any issues.
