"Apple's Safari receives major upgrades for privacy and security"

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Apple has announced new features for its Safari browser, including the ability to lock browser windows, block trackers, and remove URL trackers. Safari can also share passwords and passkeys to groups using iCloud Keychain. The new addition is the ability to create profiles, which will help keep data and trackers separate for work and personal browsing. Apple is also refocusing on WebApps, allowing developers to take advantage of a new Add to Dock feature. Safari is built on top of the WebKit engine, which is also getting a whole lot of under-the-hood updates.
- Apple upgrades WebKit, adds new features to Safari The Verge
- Safari gets major privacy updates and the ability to put web apps in your dock Engadget
- Apple announces powerful new privacy and security features Apple
- iOS 17 locks access to your Safari private browsing tabs behind Face ID auth 9to5Mac
- Safari will soon make it easier to share phishing-resistant passkeys TechCrunch
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