You no longer have to keep third-party apps to manage and store your 2FA codes. This makes the signing in process a hassle-free one. So now when you are signing into a website, you just Touch ID, and Safari will fill in your email/username, password, and 2FA code, if required. MacOS 12 Monterey also includes the ability to add time-based 2FA (2-factor authentication) codes to Keychain. However, non-paying users also get new privacy protections with the latest Safari. Your online privacy is protected through Intelligent Tracking Protection which prevents trackers from profiling you through your IP address. An example of that is iCloud+ features that offer VPN and hide-my-email services to paying users. New ways to keep users' data safe are always getting added to new releases.
New privacy protectionsĪpple has been taking its privacy approaches to the next level for a few years now. The new sidebar makes accessing these sections easier and hides them away when they're not needed so you get more web browsing screen real estate. The new sidebar includes the Start Page, your Tab Groups, Received Links (Shared with You), and Collected Links (Bookmarks and Reading List). Redesigned sidebarĪpple has redesigned the sidebar in Safari on macOS 12 Monterey. I'm always a single click away from switching "profiles" back and forth. It has to be one of my favorite features on macOS 12 Monterey because it makes separating my entertainment and work tabs an effortless process. Once you set a group up on one device, it is synced across all of your updated Apple devices. Once you add tabs to a group, they'll remain there, even after you quit Safari, until you close the individual tabs inside a certain group. You can give them a name to make recognizing what category they belong to easier. Tab groups - as their name suggests - are bundled webpages of our own choosing.
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