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1. #RELEASE NOTES FOR SAFARI TECHNOLOGY PREVIEW 17 UPDATE#
2. #RELEASE NOTES FOR SAFARI TECHNOLOGY PREVIEW 17 FULL#
3. #RELEASE NOTES FOR SAFARI TECHNOLOGY PREVIEW 17 ANDROID#
4. #RELEASE NOTES FOR SAFARI TECHNOLOGY PREVIEW 17 SOFTWARE#

Passkeys in iCloud Keychain has also been added. Other updates include WebGL 2 and new HTML, CSS, and JavaScript features. The MacOS Monterey beta also features Quick Notes support to add links and Safari highlights to make quick notes of important information or sudden epiphanies. This feature requires an M1 Mac in order to work and allows you to edit text within images on the internet. Some of the highlights of Safari 15 that you’ll want to check out include tab groups and the completely redesigned address bar.Īnother feature of MacOS Monterey that is available to test out in the Safari Technology Preview is Live Text.

#RELEASE NOTES FOR SAFARI TECHNOLOGY PREVIEW 17 UPDATE#

Safari Technology Preview was introduced in March 2016 as an attempt to make MacOS as user-friendly as possible and keep developers up to date with the latest changes.Īpple recently released an update for Safari Technology Preview to run Safari 15, which will be released in MacOS Monterey later this fall. They are allowed to take a look at the latest updates so they can offer their valuable input on what needs to be tweaked. Safari Technology Preview is Apple’s experimental browser designed for developers that grants them early access to new upgrades in MacOS and iOS. Now, thanks to an update to Safari Technology Preview, you can now try out these new features on the Mac well before the public beta of MacOS Monterey drops. Safari is Apple’s browser for iPhone, iPad, and Mac, and we recently learned at the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) that it’s being updated with a significant new design. Each one of these helps me out, and I would appreciate your consideration. You can share the link to this issue on social media, and follow this newsletter on Twitter. If you enjoyed this newsletter, there are a couple of ways to support it. Vue Devtools v6.0.0 - browser devtools extension for debugging Vue.js applications.RedwoodJS 0.45.0 - Edge deployable full-stack JS framework.Hotkey Behavior v2.0.0 - trigger an action on an element with a keyboard shortcut.Ember.js 4.2.0 - a JavaScript framework for creating ambitious web applications.Apache ECharts 5.3 - an Open Source JavaScript Visualization Library.AdminJS v5.6.0 - an admin panel for apps written in node.js.Release Notes for Safari Technology Preview 140.More details are available in the official release notes. support for intrinsic sizes in flex-basis (Yes!!! I ran into this very bug last week.).better support for the :has() CSS pseudo-class.As someone focused on CSS, I can only applaud these new features and I can't wait to see them part of the main build: Safari Technology Preview 140 is now available.

#RELEASE NOTES FOR SAFARI TECHNOLOGY PREVIEW 17 ANDROID#

#RELEASE NOTES FOR SAFARI TECHNOLOGY PREVIEW 17 FULL#

Vivaldi rolled out the 5.1 update, using the full capabilities of Chromium 98. More information can be found in the official release notes.

#RELEASE NOTES FOR SAFARI TECHNOLOGY PREVIEW 17 SOFTWARE#

And the software updates include Ember.js 4.2.0, Node v17.5.0, npm 8.5.0, and more. Mac users can now try Safari Technology Preview 140. Vivaldi released version 5.1 for both desktop and Android users. Firefox 97 is rolling out - make sure your browser received de update. This issue is once more dominated by browser news.