Updates Apple's Web browser with a new tab bar design, customizable start page, and privacy reports. (Free, various sizes)
Browser extension prevents Facebook from replacing clicked links with tracking URLs. ($8.99 new, free update, 704.3 KB)
Patches a variety of security vulnerabilities for those running Apple’s last two operating systems. (Free, various sizes)
The last major release of the Web browser that will run in macOS 10.9 Mavericks, 10.10 Yosemite, and 10.11 El Capitan. (Free, 71.0 MB)
Patches a variety of security vulnerabilities for those running Apple’s last two operating systems. (Free, various sizes)
Changes the address bar behavior for enhanced searching and patches security vulnerabilities. (Free update, 67.6 MB)
Patches a variety of security vulnerabilities for those running Apple’s last two operating systems. (Free, various sizes)
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Patches two security vulnerabilities for those running Apple’s last two operating systems. (Free, various sizes)
Strengthens the Web browser's Enhanced Tracking Protection by blocking fingerprinting scripts. (Free update, 69.4 MB)
Patches two WebKit-related security vulnerabilities. (Free)
Patches numerous WebKit-related security vulnerabilities. (Free)
Strengthens its Enhanced Tracking Protection to include social media trackers, and improves the Lockwise password manager. (Free, 69.1 MB)
Updates Apple's Web browser with a new start page with Favorites, frequently visited, and most recently visited Web sites, plus several other new features.
Early YouTube employee Chris Zacharias has shared the story of how he and a rogue team of developers bypassed Google’s bureaucracy to put a stake through the heart of Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 6 Web browser.
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