Safari 6.1 for Mac Released with Shared Links, Sidebar and More

Gary Ng
13 years ago

Apple has released Safari 6.1 for Mac, which includes new features such as Shared Links (to see what links your Twitter followers have shared), Sidebar, one-click bookmarking, Safari Power Saver, third party data blocking and build-in Yandex Search for Russian users.

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You can download this update by going to Apple > Software Update on your Mac. Earlier today, Apple released OS X Mavericks as a free upgrade.

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OliChabot
OliChabot
12 years ago

When I try to use the ”preview” feature in Safari to get to the last page with trackpad gesture, Safari imediately stop and I cannot do anything else, it freeezes… Anyone else ?

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