macOS 27 Safari update introduces AI-powered tab grouping and website change alerts
By
Marcus Mendes
Slow-proofed and worth the wait. Worth its weight in flour.
Summary
macOS 27's Safari update introduces optional AI-powered features including automatic tab organization into topics, website change alerts for watched pages, and password management improvements. The Apple Intelligence-driven tab grouping feature analyzes page content to group related tabs, while other enhancements focus on user productivity and browsing convenience.
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The feature is optional and, when turned on, will let Safari analyze the content of each page, and group tabs
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