Safari Technology Preview is a version of the Safari browser that Apple provides for developers and tech enthusiasts to test the latest web technologies. It allows users to access new features and improvements before they are released to the general public. This is particularly important for web developers who want to ensure their websites and applications are compatible with upcoming changes in Safari. By using Safari Technology Preview, developers can identify and fix potential issues early, ensuring a smoother user experience upon the official release.

Examples:

1. Downloading and Installing Safari Technology Preview:

To get started with Safari Technology Preview, follow these steps:

• Visit the Safari Technology Preview download page.


• Click on the "Download" button for your macOS version.


• Open the downloaded .dmg file and drag the Safari Technology Preview app to your Applications folder.

2. Running Safari Technology Preview:

Once installed, you can run Safari Technology Preview just like any other application on macOS:

• Open Finder and navigate to the Applications folder.


• Double-click on "Safari Technology Preview" to launch it.

3. Using Developer Tools:

Safari Technology Preview comes with advanced developer tools to help you debug and optimize your web applications. To access these tools:

• Open Safari Technology Preview.


• Navigate to the website you want to test.


• Click on "Develop" in the menu bar and select "Show Web Inspector" or press Cmd + Option + I.

4. Enabling Experimental Features:

Safari Technology Preview allows you to enable experimental features that are not yet available in the stable version of Safari. To do this:

• Open Safari Technology Preview.


• Go to "Develop" in the menu bar.


• Select "Experimental Features" and enable the features you want to test.

5. Running via Command Line:

If you prefer to launch Safari Technology Preview from the command line, you can do so using the open command:

   open -a "Safari Technology Preview"

This command will open Safari Technology Preview from the Terminal.