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    5 Safari alternatives worth trying

    Mar 13, 2020 4 minutes
    Jason Cross reports

    If you have a Mac, you have Safari – it’s the built-in default. Apple’s browser is very fast, respects your privacy, and works seamlessly with Safari on iPhone or iPad through iCloud syncing features. But it’s not the only game in town.

    Unlike on iOS and iPadOS, Apple is quite permissive about running full web browsers on macOS. Mac browsers can use their own technologies to render web pages and set themselves to be the default web browser. On iPhone or iPad, they can’t do either of those things.

    There’s nothing wrong with sticking to Safari, but depending on your own particular needs, it might not be the best browser. Some services, like YouTube TV, won’t run on Safari at all. And

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