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The enhanced Reader view makes reading cleaner and more accessible. It includes a streamlined view of articles, a quick summary, and a generated table of contents to navigate long-form content easily.

Safari on macOS (particularly starting with macOS Sequoia and looking ahead to 2026 updates) has evolved into more than just a browser; it's a personalized, intelligent, and private research assistant. It leverages Apple Intelligence to significantly reduce distractions and increase productivity.

You can turn any website into a standalone "app" that sits in your Dock, complete with its own window, which allows you to use a site like a native app without a browser toolbar. ro.macos.safari

Here are the most interesting, modern features of macOS Safari:

When you watch a video, a dedicated Viewer mode allows you to put the video front-and-center, keeping it on top while you work, while still providing full access to system playback controls. The enhanced Reader view makes reading cleaner and

Safari automatically detects relevant information on a webpage—such as maps for a location, summaries of long articles, or quick links for more information on movies, TV shows, and music—and highlights them for you.

You can create separate browsing profiles (e.g., Work, Personal, School) to keep your history, cookies, extensions, Tab Groups, and favorites totally separate. summaries of long articles

This is a standout feature designed to improve focus. You can hide items on a webpage that you find annoying or distracting—such as pop-ups, sign-in banners, or cookie consent forms—by clicking the Page Menu icon and selecting "Hide Distracting Items".