Today, Apple rolled out an update for Safari Technology Preview. This experimental browser, launched back in March 2016, lets users try out features that are set to appear in future Safari releases.

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The current version, Safari Technology Preview 212, comes with updates and fixes across various areas, including Authentication, CSS, JavaScript, and more.

This update works on macOS Sonoma and the latest macOS Sequoia. If you have downloaded the browser, you can get the update through the Software Update option in System Preferences or Settings. More details can be found on the official Safari Technology Preview website.

Apple created this preview version to gather insights from users and developers about its browser development. Safari Technology Preview can run alongside the regular Safari browser and doesn’t require a developer account for use.

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