This new version brings changes to the Safari browser that linked an updated tab bar, live text, passkeys in the iCloud keychain, and support for WebGL 2. From an AppleInsider report, the technology has released the recent preview to developers and interested users through the device’s developing doorway. The preview of this technology is version 128.
The major modification of the tab bar is it now sits below the address and search text entry field. Also, Apple relocated the tabs to sit in line with the address bar and navigation controls in the early release of the macOS Monterey beta version. In brief, this version is the 18th major release of macOS, Apple’s desktop operating system for Macintosh computers. After the beta version, Apple gave importance to a space-saving Graphical User Interface (GUI) and moved to page refreshing and sharing buttons into a drop-down menu housed within each tab.
Some testers also faced confusion during the changes. The result of the changes Apple reverting back and introducing a new design closer to Safari’s recent output. The adjustments of this new design were also incorporated into last week’s beta release.
The interested people can download Safari Technology (128) from Apple’s developer webpage. The new features of this technology like the passkeys in the iCloud keychain, which is the password management system in macOS and developed by Apple; support for WebGL 2, which is a ‘javascript’ for rendering interactive 2D and 3D graphics within any compatible web browser without the use of ‘plug-ins’. And also live text include in that new technology.
