With iOS 15 and iPadOS 15, the iPhone and iPad are one step closer to matching the capabilities of full-fledged computers. Safari now supports third-party extensions on those platforms, just as it ...

Extensions on browsers are very useful. They add additional functionality to the browser. Whether it is an ad-blocker extension to reduce distractions, a password manager to manage multiple passwords, ...

Browser extensions let you do things like block ads, fill in passwords and find coupons while shopping. Try adding that to an app. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and wrote about ...

After months of testing, Apple finally released the latest version of its mobile operating system, iOS 15 and iPadOS 15, to the public on 20th September. The OS brings with it some subtle improvements ...

Using Safari extensions on the iPhone is a great way to squeeze even more utility out of your mobile browsing experience. Now, if the idea of using browser extensions on mobile Safari sounds jarring ...

I've said it before and I'll say it again: Safari is better than Chrome. Apple's default browser runs faster, is less cluttered, offers privacy features Google would never contemplate, and doesn't try ...

Following in the footsteps of Firefox and Chrome, Apple this summer began allowing developers to create extensions for its Safari 5 Web browser and more recently launched its Extensions Gallery. The ...

Apple's requirement for developers to use Xcode and submit extensions through the App Store creates significant hurdles not present on other browsers. The annual $99 ...

Safari on MacOS offers a good experience. It includes great tab management, is well-optimized for Apple Silicon (so it won't drain your battery, as some browsers might), and is fairly secure out of ...