Vinegar ($1.99) is designed to make YouTube videos more convenient. It replaces YouTube’s playback function with its own. A ...

Snow Leopard has brought a host of improvements to OS X, but Safari has been changed in one way that could ruin your day if you're used to using third-party plugins. Support for Input Managers has ...

There is a built-in tool, but Safari extensions are better This article explains how to block ads in Safari on iPhones using content blockers. Your phone must have iOS 9 or higher to use content ...

I normally use Chrome. Before that, I used Firefox. Now I'm giving Safari a try. At the moment I am using three plugins: keywurl (for searching with keywords from the address bar), glimmerblocker (for ...

It's about time Safari users had a central location to find new and updated Safari extensions, right? Right. That's why Pimp My Safari may come in handy (assuming people use it) for savvy Safari users ...

The latest version of Safari, released earlier this summer, introduced a new extensions feature to Apple’s Web browser. Extensions allow you to alter the behavior of Safari through small, downloadable ...

After updating Apple's Safari 4 beta to it's latest version, some users have experienced frequent crashes. Many of these crashes can be related to InputManagers or third-party plugins that are no ...

Follow these steps to reset Safari's history and website data log on your iPhone: Open the Settings app on your phone and tap Apps > Safari. Scroll down and tap Clear History and Website Data. Select ...

Yesterday, Apple released Safari 3.2, which addresses a number of bugs including those pertaining to image handling, the processing of XML files, and several security vulnerabilities. In addition the ...

In Safari 10, set to ship with macOS Sierra, Apple plans to disable common plug-ins like Adobe Flash, Java, Silverlight, and QuickTime by default in an effort to focus on HTML5 content and improve the ...

Announced this morning on WebKit.org, the new version of Safari shipping with macOS Sierra this Fall is going to disable legacy plug-ins such as Flash, Java, Silverlight, and QuickTime by default.