Apple yesterday released a new update to the Safari Technology Preview browser, a browser designed for web developers to test and with technology that currently exists and is yet to come. Apple's intention with this browser is update it every two weeks to add new functions in addition to improving the general operation.
This browser as I have commented offers us experimental features, so it is very likely that it will offer us some other failure while we are working with it. But thanks to Apple's commitment to update it is together with Chromium the best alternative for web developers today.
Safari Technology Preview, in its fifth version, offers us an update for JavaScript, CSS, WEB APIs, improvements in the web inspector, support for more multimedia formats, security, networks and accessibility. But also and as usual, the company has been solving the problems that various developers have encountered on a day-to-day basis, while making use of this application.
If you are interested in downloading Safari Technology Preview 5 you just have to go through the Apple Developer Center and download it directly without the need for a developer account. 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 so that it reaches the maximum number of developers.
But it is not only designed for web developers, but also Any user who wants to try and experiment can download this application directly from the link that I have located above. After many years, the Flash programming language has fallen into oblivion and is being replaced by HTML 5, the programming language that we will use for many years, given the improvements and simplicity it offers us when creating web pages.