A month ago Apple released Safari Technology Preview, a browser for web developers that includes experimental features. With the intention of continuing to attract the interest of developers, Apple launched this new application for Mac. Thanks to this browser, web developers can experiment with new programming technologies that are currently on the market or will soon reach the market, since the intention Safari is that of update this browser every two weeks. If you have installed this application, you will see how the application's logo is exactly the same as that of Safari with the only difference in the background color of the icon, which is purple.
Safari Technology Preview allows us to have the latest news in HTML and CSS, in addition to receiving constant updates, being able to use tools for developers as well as contributing to the development of this version by offering feedback just like the users testing the different betas that the company launches to the market of both iOS, OS X, watchOS and tvOS.
The Cupertino-based company has just launched the fourth version of this browser in beta, and as we can read in the changes to this new version, the internal functioning has been improved to improve service to developers. Despite being geared towards web developers, you can download and install it on your Mac.
If you are interested in downloading Safari Technology Preview, you just have to go through the Apple Developer Center and download it. Unlike other betas, where if it is necessary to have a registered account, this time, Apple does not require users to be registered in this program. Of course, the updates to this experimental browser can be found in the Mac App Store.