“Safari turns 6 in this summer’s release of OS X Mountain Lion, offering a new view of open tabs similar to iPad and a new iCloud tab-sharing feature, along with an offline Reading List, new website passwords browser, new privacy settings, and a feature that allows websites to send alerts to the new Notification Center,” Daniel Eran Dilger reports for AppleInsider.
“Safari 6 introduces a new Exposé-like tab view similar to that already available on iPad. Click the ‘Show all tabs’ button in the Tab Bar, and you can visually review what’s going on in each open tab, flicking between the scaled-down open tabs within the browser window, and clicking on any one of them to make it the current tab,” Dilger reports. “Apple has also introduced a new iCloud sharing feature that enables Mountain Lion Safari 6 users to share open tabs between systems that use iCloud. Clicking on the new iCloud icon in the Toolbar presents a popup that states ‘iCloud automatically shows all the open tabs on your other devices.'”
Much more, including many screenshots, in the full article here.
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