Daringfireball Safari 27.3 Beta Introduces Vertical Tabs and Adaptive Dark Mode Features
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- •Safari 27.3 introduces Vertical Tabs for better tab management.
- •Adaptive Dark Mode enhances readability by adjusting website backgrounds.
- •Siri AI can manage tabs and web history with voice commands.
Apple has released the developer beta for Safari 27.3, introducing significant updates including Vertical Tabs, Adaptive Dark Mode, and enhanced Siri AI functionalities. Vertical Tabs allow users to organize tabs on the left side of the browser, available on macOS, iPadOS, and iOS. Adaptive Dark Mode intelligently adjusts website backgrounds for better readability in low-light conditions. Siri AI can now manage tabs and web history through voice commands, with future updates promising deeper understanding of webpage content. These features are currently in beta testing and will be available to the public in December 2026. The updates aim to improve user experience across Apple devices, especially for power users.
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