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Apple has launched Safari Technology Preview 230, featuring significant performance improvements and security updates. The experimental browser allows users to test upcoming Safari features ahead of public release. Compatible with macOS Sequoia and Tahoe, the update addresses multiple web technologies including CSS, HTML, and Web API components.
Apple has released Safari Technology Preview 230, marking another step in the company’s ongoing development of its web browsing technology, according to reports from the company’s developer channels. This experimental web browser, first introduced in March 2016, serves as a testing ground for features planned for future public versions of Safari.
