Yesterday Apple showed some new features of the new Safari browser in OS X Yosemite and now we are going to make a small summary of these improvements implemented by Apple. Obviously this new version of Safari presented yesterday is a beta, and possibly it will be polished over the months, but The work done by the guys from Cupertino liked the attendees of the event at the Moscone Center and also us.
The new Safari allows itself the luxury of flaunting be the fastest browser when we compare it 'face to face' with the current browsers Firefox and Google Chrome, but in addition to being faster than these, it allows thanks to the improvements implemented consume less battery of our Mac and this is something that all users always appreciate when we walk away from our desk.
But this is not all that the new Safari offers us, we have already talked about the improvement in the Spotlight functionality y Safari integrates a little more with it to offer us results that we search there previously in the network. In addition, the top navigation bar changes and is unified in a single line that allows us to scroll laterally to go from tab to tab if we have several open.
Another change that could be observed in yesterday's Keynote is that the favorites bar that we have in OS X Mavericks disappears and this improves the space we have to navigate. Our favorites haven't disappearedIn this new version they are found in the navigation bar itself but we have to click on it so that they appear and by typing the name of the website or by clicking on the ones that appear we obtain direct access.
And other highlight is private browsing that allows us to Safari in this new OS X 10.10 if we want to be clear, which will allow those users who want to maintain anonymity when browsing can do so from an individual tab that will open when we want to use private browsing.
We continue to see the possibilities of this new Safari and we will discuss them with all of you.