A noteworthy change is headed to a mobile Safari browser near you. The inertia scrolling properties currently used within mobile Safari will be updated to be faster and more consistent with other apps ...

Google Chrome is quite possibly the best web browser you can install on your Mac or PC, and it could soon be the best browser on your iOS device, too. According to one analyst, Google is “definitely” ...

Occipital, the company behind the grand app recently profiled by TNW, 360 Panorama, has discovered something new and exciting contained within the Safari Mobile Browser. To use what Occipital’s ...

Mobile Safari in iOS 7 introduced a number of new and interesting changes to the way users browse the web and access information. One such feature you may not be familiar with is dubbed "Shared Links.

Ever since iOS 9, iOS has had a dedicated share extension to search the current web page in Safari. You just hit the sharing arrow, then choose Find in Page on the bottom row of options, and then you ...

Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in 2006 and now covers Apple. Before that, Josh wrote about everything from new Web start-ups, to remote-controlled robots that watch your house. Prior to joining CNET, Josh ...

Apple is planning to make some changes to scrolling behavior in mobile Safari in a future update, making for a more unified scrolling experience. Google AMP (or Accelerated Mobile Pages), for those ...

How to view website trackers in mobile Safari from your iPhone or iPad Your email has been sent Image: Apple Inc. Cross-site trackers operate by tracking you as you surf from one website to another.

Although it certainly has a few bugs, most people seem to have a favorable opinion of the iPhone's mobile Safari browser. Just how popular are the iPhone's Internet capabilities, though? Sure, we've ...

Apple's Safari outscored the stock Android browser, Opera, Google Chrome, and Internet Explorer in a study conducted by tech-support Q&A site Fixya. Lance Whitney is a freelance technology writer and ...

The beta for iOS 12.2 contains a change to mobile Safari that could have implications for the advertising and marketing worlds, as well as for Web-based augmented or virtual reality more generally.