Reading up on Safari
14 deep · digging since dec 02, 25
- WebKit Features for Safari 27.0
Safari 27.0 ships a large set of features and quality improvements, including Safari MCP for AI coding agents, customizable select, scroll anchoring, and the HTML model element.
- Apple’s new child safety features now available - Apple
Apple launched new child‑safety tools across iPhone, iPad, and Mac featuring simplified setup, Ask to Browse, expanded Communication Safety, Time Allowances, and a redesigned Screen Time.
- iOS 27 Review: Little things mean a lot – Six Colors
iOS 27 refines the OS with a markedly improved Siri AI, refreshed Liquid Glass UI, and numerous quality‑of‑life tweaks across core apps.
- New Things You Should Know About HTML Here in Mid 2026 – Master.dev Blog
The article surveys upcoming HTML features in mid‑2026, including permission elements install, customizable select, web‑component scopes, declarative shadow DOM, HTML‑in‑canvas, and new attributes like focusgroup and hidden‑until‑found.
- I turned my Mac into a "dumb" computer – Javaman
By configuring Cold Turkey Blocker, Safari, and a restricted iPhone, the author creates a distraction‑free 'dumb' Mac to regain control over addictive online habits.
- How to Plan an African Safari
Planning an African safari requires careful budgeting, timing, and logistical considerations to ensure a successful and enjoyable trip.
- The golden rule of Customizable Select
Safari 27's customizable select allows full visual styling of `<select>` elements without JavaScript, but requires text or accessible attributes on every option for usability, accessibility, and fallback compatibility.
- WebKit Features for Safari 26.5
Safari 26.5 introduces the :open pseudo-class, element-scoped random(), color-interpolation for SVG gradients, ToggleEvent.source, and the Origin API, along with 63 bug fixes.
- Multi-stroke text effect in CSS
Stacking CSS text-stroke layers with varying widths creates a multi-stroke text effect, though browser rendering differences (Firefox smoother than Chrome/Safari) and poor performance make it unsuitable for production.
- Name-only @container queries: A solution to the naming wars
Safari 26.4 ships name-only @container queries, resolving naming conflicts by allowing queries without explicit container names.
- Last Week on My Mac: Losing confidence
Mac users report growing frustration with macOS reliability, accumulating bugs, and shifting priorities at Apple as software quality declines.
Takes
shipped some updates to Reading List macOS app if you use "Add to Reading List" in Safari but never check on those bookmarks, this app is for you https://marc.io/readinglist
@marckohlbrugge
my life is complete. I can pop into my claude code tmux sessions from web/mobile safari on my sprites pic.twitter.com/jZW72GSj3e
@chris_mccord
Claude Code just booked me a flight to Japan.Opened Safari. Searched Google Flights. Selected the cheapest option. Got to checkout.I just watched. pic.twitter.com/IsBbcuCVkn
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