The biggest new feature in the macOS 15.5 update is for developers -- but it will help save battery life on your Mac.

Your choice of web browser will shape your experience when surfing the internet, and for my work-related activities I've used ...

With Safari 18.5, included in macOS 15.5, Apple added Declarative Web ... without the need for a service worker, which preserves battery life for Web Push notifications. Declarative Web Push ...

As noted by MacRumors, with Safari 18.5, included in macOS 15.5, Apple added Declarative Web Push ... which makes it far easier for you as a developer to implement. And saves battery life for your ...

Apple's Safari browser comes pre-installed on macOS, but some prefer to switch ... which makes it perform without sacrificing ...

It's hard not to use Safari when you're on a Mac. The browser is fast, lightweight, and doesn't drain your battery too fast. With macOS Sonoma, Apple released Safari 17, which has a bunch of new ...

It did, and now it's doing something about it. Apple released an update to macOS (version 10.12.3) that includes a fix to the battery issues. It had previously teased the fix via a beta release ...

We also make the case for using the Safari browser over Chrome ... it's a good idea to check your battery's overall health. MacOS includes a tool that will tell you its potential capacity ...

While features like Highlights will likely remain exclusive to iOS 18 and macOS Sequoia, the beta version of Safari 18 for previous versions of macOS brings many of the backend improvements.