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… Video: Safari AI tab organization Aside from an extension-making feature, Apple revealed a new AI-powered feature for Safari that will automatically sort your tabs into categories based on what’s in them. …
… There’s a new “Notify Me” feature that will allow you to ask Safari to alert you to changes on a webpage — such as if a product you’ve been eyeing comes back in stock — and a way for Safari to automatically update your compromised passwords for you. …
… For example, Safari can use Apple Intelligence to “tame” a whole bunch of tabs and collect related tabs together. Safari can also monitor pages with a new “Notify Me” feature. …
… With Safari, you can look at 360-degree web experiences. …
… Apple is also introducing a new Ask to Browse feature for iPhone, iPad, and Mac that requires children to ask for parental permission to access new websites in Safari. …
… Additionally, the Image Playground app and the Safari start page are said to be getting a redesign along with the Weather app adding a new “Conditions” section.
… Safari Notify Me can be used to monitor webpages on your behalf, notifying you with an alert of a price drop or restock in an online store, for example. …
… The first apps with support will be Safari, Freeform, and Multiview on Apple TV. …
… In addition to using AI to automatically organize and categorize Safari tabs, the new operating systems now allow you to create browser extensions in a similarly natural-language way. …
… Swiping down on apps like Safari, Mail, News, and Calendar on a trackpad will refresh them like they do on smartphones. …