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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Sandboxing is a security feature that prevents malware and other malicious software from infiltrating a system. However, Safari sometimes restricts Sandboxing from accessing certain browser features, resulting in errors.

We can fix these errors by clearing the website data, updating the device software, and removing the content and ad blocker extensions.

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The Safari app gives an option to save images and pictures on your device storage that you are watching on your iPhone or iPad screen.

To save a photo from the Safari app, tap and hold the image file to open preview mode with the options list. Select the 'Save to Photos' option to store the photo, or choose Share and Copy images if needed.

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The Safari browser is, by default, enabled with a strict privacy feature. One such feature is Prevent Cross-Site Tracking, which automatically blocks the trackers from tracking our online interaction without consent to display personalized ads.

These block trackers are recorded in the Privacy Report along with details like the website and tracking agent.

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Apple Safari offers split-screen functionality in iPadOS devices to enable multi-tasking like Mac computers. We can use this split-screen feature with multiple browsing windows displaying side by side.

We can also choose Safari alongside any other application, and a simple sliding on the divider bar will close the split view.

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The Apple Safari has the Tab Groups feature that helps manage the open tabs. We can segregate the tabs into a group based on type or categories. We can create, move, rename, and delete the tab groups.

The feature even allows you to favorite/bookmark the tab group and launch them from the favorites folder as a tab group.

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The Safari browser allows us to set the background image on the start screen when we launch the app. We can choose the preset image options or choose from the device storage.

The selected background image is applied behind the home screen elements and can be customized using the Edit button on the start screen.

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The Safari browser has a feature known as Website Tinting to manage the color theme in the tab or address bar. The colors are automatically extracted from the site, or the site owner can define the color theme in the meta.

We can enable or disable website tinting from the Phone Settings menu. It helps to identify the site when multiple tabs are loading easily.

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The Safari app has the feature to install extensions that can help modify the browser's existing capability. We can easily install, use, and disable the extensions.

We can only install the extensions from the Apps Store and manage them from Safari under Phone Settings.

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Safari browser offers the option to move the address or search bar to the top or bottom of the screen. It can be personalized and set to whichever location we are comfortable with.

Customizing the address bar is available in the Settings app and within the Safari browser's 'Aa' customize icon.

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