With Safari 8 and subsequent versions, Apple moved the Empty Cache option to Safari Preferences Advanced. At the bottom of the Advanced dialog, check the option Show Develop menu in menu bar. Return to your browser window, select the Develop menu, and choose Empty Caches. Apple's Safari and Google Chrome are among the most popular OS X browsers. Both offer streamlined interfaces, private browsing and pop-up blocking. Both support a variety of security. Safari has a feature called Reading List, where you can save webpages for reading at a later time. It's different from a bookmark in that you can access the webpage without an internet connection.
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Learn how to keep Safari up to date
You can keep Safari up to date by keeping your version of macOS up to date.
Get to know the all-new Safari
Learn about all of its new features.
Custom start page
Add a background image, and select which sections are shown, such as Favorites, Siri Suggestions, iCloud Tabs, and Reading List.
Make it your ownAdd extensions
Extensions add functionality to Safari, helping you personalize your experience. You can download and install extensions from the App Store on the Mac.
Learn more about extensionsTranslate webpages
To translate a webpage from another language, you can click the translation icon in the address field.
See how to translatePrivacy Report
Check out the Privacy Report to see how Safari has protected your browsing across all the websites you've visited.
AutoFill passwords
Use the AutoFill feature to easily fill in saved user names and passwords, and suggest strong passwords when you sign up for websites.
Learn about AutoFillImport bookmarks
You can import your bookmarks, history, and saved passwords from Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox, and pick up right where you left off.
Import from other browsersReading list
To quickly save webpages to read later, add them to your Reading List. You can access your Reading List across devices, and even save things to read offline.
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