A few months ago Apple released an experimental version of the Safari browser, a browser with which developers can begin to experiment with the technology that is currently being developed for the development of web pages as well as extensions. Safari Technology Preview 17 is available on the Apple Developer Page, but it is not necessary to be or be registered to download and experiment with it. The Cupertino-based company has just launched version number 17 of this browser, a browser that differs from the usual one in Safari, by the background color, which in this case is purple, instead of the usual blue.
If you make regular use of this browser, the update We can find it through the Mac App Store. This new update of the experimental Safari browser once again improves the operation with third-party APIs, input events, web addresses, JavaScript, Web Inspector, CSS, error resolution ...
All these news will be implemented little by little in the next updates that Apple launches for Safari in the coming months. If you want to start using this beta version of Apple's new experimental browser, you can go through the following link and download the latest version available, in this case version 17.
In order to install this browser, it is necessary that we have installed at least OS X El Capitan or macOS Sierra. This new browser from Apple is its version of Chromium, the beta version for developers of Google's Chrome browser, browser in which all the news that will eventually reach the final version are tested. At the moment Apple continues to fulfill its promise to launch a new version of this browser every two weeks, in this way the developers ensure that their creations work without problems in the next versions of Safari.
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