If you're using an older device that no longer receives software updates from Apple, you might encounter the error saying, "This version of Safari is no longer supported."

In such cases, you can tweak JavaScript settings, check for system updates, and look in the App Store for upgrades. If none works, you can switch to other alternative browsers for browsing.

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The Safari browser renders the content using WebKit. However, the rendering engine could fail due to malfunctioning or overutilization, resulting in a black-and-white screen or blank window.

In such a situation, you can downgrade the display settings, close the system apps sharing the same render engine, turn off conflicting extensions, and check for system updates to fix the issue.

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The Safari browser downloads webpage content and images from the online server. However, rendering issues might not make the photos appear correctly or be scrambled.

In such cases, you can downgrade the display settings, clear outdated cache, turn off conflicting extensions, and keep checking for system updates for the fix from Apple Developers.

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Due to a software bug, the Safari browser might have an issue with automatically scrolling when using the keyboard's down or up arrow keys. The browser will scroll to the end or beginning of the web page on a single keypress.

To fix the problem with auto-scrolling, you can update the system software, turn off problematic extensions, roll back to the previous update, or use the mouse or trackpad to scroll instead.

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The Safari browser does not have a dedicated reset command to remove the browsing data and reset settings. However, we must manually clear the saved data and temporary files to reset the browser.

We can delete browsing and site data from the Settings screen to get the browser reset.

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Apple Safari supports extensions and allows us to enable or disable them. To manage them, navigate to Safari's Settings; under the Extensions tab, we can activate or deactivate individual extensions per need.

If the extensions are no longer needed, we can even uninstall them from the browser.

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DNS cache temporarily stores IP addresses of web servers previously visited. It speeds up subsequent visits by bypassing DNS server queries. However, outdated or corrupt cache can cause issues.

To flush the DNS cache in Safari on macOS, we must first enable the Develop menu and then Empty Cache. We can use Airplane Mode, reboot the device, or reset the Network Settings for iPhone and iPad.

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Safari app is preinstalled, and Apple does not release it as a standalone app. Hence, we cannot download it even from the App Store.

In order to update the browser app, you need to update the System Software. If system updates are available, download and install them to update the device's Safari browser.

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When signed in with the same iCloud account, Apple devices can sync data across the connected devices, like bookmarks, browsing history, reading lists, etc. However, there can be intermittent issues that stop the synchronization.

We can troubleshoot and fix the problem by rebooting the devices, turning off the iCloud sync, re-logging to the iCloud account, etc., to make the data sync work.

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MacOS has the spotlight search (shortcut: [btn]⌘[/btn] + [btn]Spacebar[/btn]) feature that allows quick opening of applications or documents. However, it might face intermittent issues due to data indexing that can stop the Safari browser from displaying in search results.

In that case, we can check the Spotlight settings page under System settings, reindex the applications folder to include the missing app, and even restart the system to fix any temporary glitches.

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