The new version of Safari Technology Preview reaches version 104 this week and will undoubtedly serve to improve the functions of the Safari browser that millions of people use every day on our Mac. In this case, the experimental browser adds improvements and corrections to third-party APIs , input events, web addresses, JavaScript, Web Inspector, CSS, and solves the typical errors found in the previous version released a couple of weeks ago.
This browser is already part of many of the Macs on the market today and this is a great test bed for Apple itself. Users can use the browser normally and with this what is achieved is to improve the user experience in new versions, something that costs nothing and allows us to help Apple directly in the Safari development.
This is an independent and completely free browser that can be used by everyone who wants and has a Mac, the more users try this browser, the more feedback Apple receives for detect faults and apply the necessary corrections. Apple is being really incisive with this test browser and it really solves the ballot for the new versions of the official Safari browser. Small changes and improvements are always welcome and therefore having this test platform is good in every way and especially to avoid errors in the official version.
Also, as we always remember in the updates that arrive for Safari Technology Preview, it is to install the browser no need to have a developer account Anyone can download it for free to try on the Mac. All we have to do is access the developer website and download the latest available version of Safari Technology Preview.