Safari

What is it?

Safari is the default web browser for Macintosh computers. It has tabbed browsing and a pop-up blocker (both of which are turned off by default). Safari also recognizes RSS, which provides a list of updated links on the website.

How do I get it?

Safari is included when you install OS X. You can find it in the Applications folder.

How do I use it?

Safari works like most other web browsers. If you wish to enable tabbed browsing, you can turn it on under the Tabs tab at the top of the Safari Preferences window. The pop-up blocker is also enabled under Safari Preferences in the Security tab.

For more information and support on Safari, please check out:

• http://www.apple.com/safari
• http://www.apple.com/support/safari/