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How to Use the Secret Safari Browser Hidden on Your Apple Watch

Did you know your Apple Watch is hiding a built-in web browser? Here’s how to find and use it.

When you press the Digital Crown on your Apple Watch, you won’t find the Safari app in the app bubble or list of watchOS apps. This might make you think there’s no way to browse the web on your Apple Watch. But that isn’t the case.

Using the guide below, you can open web pages on your Apple Watch in a secret Safari browser that is actually built into watchOS.

How to Browse the Web With Safari on an Apple Watch

Even though there is no visible browser on Apple Watch, if you receive a link in Messages or Mail, you can tap to open it and use a watchOS version of Safari to browse the web.

Here’s how to open any specific web page on your Apple Watch:

Use your iPhone or Apple Watch to send the desired URL to yourself or someone close via Messages or Mail.
Open the Messages or Mail app on your Apple Watch.
Inside the Messages or Mail app, go to the conversation or email you just sent.
Tap the URL . It’ll open in the secret Safari browser.

Tip: To send the URL to yourself, open the iPhone Messages app, tap the compose button, and in the recipient section, type the phone number or email associated with iMessage. Type or paste the desired URL and hit send .

You can also type the URL directly in a message conversation with the full QWERTY keyboard on the Apple Watch Series 7 . On other models, use dictation and say something like "apple.com."

Please note that, if you use the scribble feature to enter the website address, it often registers "o" of the word "com" as "0" (zero). So, use the watch keyboard, dictation, or your iPhone to send the URL.

Important Points About Browsing the Web on an Apple Watch

The browsing experience on Apple Watch isn’t as feature-rich as on an iPhone, and you must keep these points in mind to make the most of it:

Scroll: Use one finger or rotate the Digital Crown to scroll up or down on the web page. Similar to iPhone, on Apple Watch, tapping at the top of the screen usually takes you to the top of the current page, but doing the same with a web page open does nothing.
Open new pages: You can tap the interlinks on a web page to keep visiting new links.
Use the on-page search box: If a web page (like Wikipedia) has a search box, you can tap it and enter the search query using the Apple Watch keyboard, scribble, or dictation.
Enter a new address manually: You can’t tap the URL address bar to enter a new address, you need to use links on the page itself.
Navigate between web pages: To go back or forward, swipe right or left from the edge of the Apple Watch screen.
Zoom in on a web page: You can’t use two fingers to pinch and zoom into the web page. But you can double-tap to zoom in and out. Once the web page is zoomed in, drag it around with one finger.
Reload the page: Tap the address bar at the top and tap Reload Page . This screen also shows the option to go to the Previous Page .
Change view: Tap the address bar at the top and choose from Reader view or Web View . Not every website offers these options.
Multitask: You can click the Digital Crown to use other apps. The web page will stay open unless you close the Apple Watch Messages or Mail app.
Stop web browsing: To exit web browsing on Apple Watch, tap Close from the top left of the screen.
Images: The hidden web browser on your Apple Watch may not display some images or take a lot of time to load them. Plus, tapping an image may not open it in full view.
Fonts: Similarly, many custom fonts may not be rendered and displayed on the watchOS Safari. It will fall back to using standard fonts. As a result, a familiar website may look different on Apple Watch than on iPhone or Mac.

How to Clear the Browsing History on Apple Watch

The Apple Watch needs a companion iPhone to sync things like watch screenshots or voice memos you record. But your Apple Watch browsing history doesn’t sync and merge with the Safari history of your paired iPhone.

Here’s how to delete Apple Watch cookies, credentials, and other browsing data from the Apple Watch itself:

Open the Settings app on Apple Watch.
Tap General .
Scroll down and tap Website Data .
Tap Clear Website Data and confirm by tapping Clear Data .

Why Doesn’t the Apple Watch Have a Normal Web Browser?

Apple doesn’t show the Safari icon on the Apple Watch. The main reasons for this are the tiny screen and its battery.

Compared to even the smallest popular smartphone, the biggest Apple Watch Series 7 has a tiny screen. Due to this, it isn’t very comfortable to type a URL and view web pages on it. Plus, due to other watchOS limitations, filling forms, uploading files, and other online interactions aren’t possible from a watchOS browser.

The Apple Watch also has a small battery that struggles to last a full day under the heavy use of existing apps and features. If a regular web browser was added, rendering feature-rich websites would drain the battery more quickly. And if watchOS tries to cut down the rich, battery-draining contents of a web page, it will offer a poor experience to users.

Related: How to Save and Extend Battery Life on Apple Watch

Third-Party Apple Watch Browsers

Major developers don’t have much interest or incentive in creating a browser for the tiny watch screen. That being said, if you truly need a web browser on your Apple Watch, you can check out µBrowser for $0.99. If you don’t wish to pay, Parrity is a free Apple Watch web browser you can give a shot.

Will Apple Add a Full Safari Browser to Future Versions of watchOS?

It’s hard to say. Apple doesn’t even let you listen to music on the watch’s internal speakers. You must connect it to AirPods or other Bluetooth earphones to play music added to the Apple Watch. All this is to extend the battery life and get you through the day. So, the chances of adding a full web browser where people can access sites like YouTube seems highly improbable.

But if battery technology reaches a point where it packs a lot of juice in a tiny form factor, we might get Safari on Apple Watch.

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Web Browsing on Apple Watch

Now you know the trick to visit a website on your Apple Watch. This isn’t useful for a lot of use cases, but suppose you’re leaving for a place where you can’t use your iPhone. In this situation, you can send the link to yourself on iMessage or email and then open it on your Apple Watch when needed.

I accidentally discovered the hidden Safari browser on my Apple Watch — here’s how to do it

Surfing the web comes in handy when you're in a pinch

One of the coolest things I read about lately is Motorola’s concept bendable smartphone introduced at MWC 2024 that can be worn on your wrist. I was really impressed about the possibilities of a wrist-worn smartphone, up until a notification popped up on my Apple Watch , which subsequently led me to accidentally discovering its hidden Safari browser.

I’ll be the first to admit that smartphones are better suited for surfing the web, but I like having my options open. Browsing websites on an Apple Watch may not be as practical, mainly due to its tinier display, but it can certainly come in handy when I’m in a pinch.

I’m not saying that web surfing on a wearable needs to be a core feature available on the best smartwatches . However, I can see how others may lean on the option if given the opportunity. Here’s how to access it.

How to access the hidden Safari browser on your Apple Watch

No, there’s not a Safari app for the Apple Watch. I wish it were that easy, but it’s actually buried in the WatchOS software. I’ve tried loading up different sites to see how they load and function on my Apple Watch’s display.

For the most part it functions in a reduced capacity than what we’re all used to on our phones. Believe me, you don’t want to shop or fill out long forms with this hidden Safari browser — and for the most part — should be used strictly to browse sites and nothing more. That’s because it has trouble running certain web scripts, resulting in some page elements not loading properly. Here are some important things you should know about using the hidden Safari browser on your Apple Watch.

Scrolling: You can do this either by using swipe gestures on the screen or using the digital crown.
Page views: Sometimes it’ll load in a reader view to make it easier to see, but there’s an option for web view for the full experience.
Navigation : The URL bar that loads at the top can’t be used to type in URLs. However, there are buttons to stop and reload the page — along with returning to the previous page.
Zooming: On some pages you’ll be able to zoom by double tapping anywhere on the display. Otherwise, text passages will automatically fill out the entire width of the screen.
Multitasking: If you exit the Safari browser, it should remain in memory and be accessible by double pressing the digital crown to get into the recent apps menu.

1. Send yourself the desired URL

How to access the hidden Safari browser on your Apple Watch.

On your Apple Watch, you will need to send the URL to yourself by opening the Messages app , tapping the compose button , choosing yourself as the contact, and then typing the URL by using the on-screen keyboard or Siri voice dictation. Once you have the URL, tap the giant send button .

2. Launch the hidden Safari browser

Once you’ve sent the URL to yourself, you’ll get a notification where you can instantly jump into the message. If not, simply open the Message app and tap on the preview window of the URL you sent. A new page should load on top of the Messages app. In certain instances, the browser will default to the Reader view, but you can change it to Web View by clicking the URL bar at the top.

3. Mail app can also launch Safari browser

Alternatively, you can also access the Safari browser through links in the Mail app . When you click on them, a new page will overlay the mail app with the appropriate link.

Smartwatches like the Apple Watch aren’t meant to replace our smartphones. They’re extensions that let us access some of the most commonly used functions on our phones, like the way they discreetly show notifications.

This hidden Safari browser can be useful when you’re in a dire situation. While I was able to basically get to checkout on Motorola’s website for one of its phones, I really don’t recommend using it for this purpose — but rather — the option to quickly browse a webpage.

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How to use your apple watch's hidden web browser (and why you shouldn't).

While you can use your Apple Watch to browse the web, should you do it?

Quick Links

Three ways to access the apple watch browser, why you should avoid browsing from your wrist, third-party watchos browser apps do exist, leave the browsing to your other devices.

The Apple Watch might not feature Safari in its list of apps, but the browser is indeed there, just waiting to render web pages. While browsing your favorite websites from your wrist may seem convenient, some hurdles still exist.

To access the Apple Watch browser, you'll need to tap a link. There are three surefire ways of getting a link using stock apps within watchOS. There may be more if you use third-party apps, which you can install using the Watch app on your iPhone or on the Watch directly .

Related: How to Install Apps Directly on Your Apple Watch

1. Use Siri

The easiest way of launching the browser is to ask Siri to do it. To do this, press and hold the Digital Crown button to trigger Siri, then say "search for howtogeek.com" or whichever website you'd like to launch.

You may also be able to use "Hey, Siri" or simply raise your wrist to speak if you have these options enabled in your Apple Watch settings.

From here, Siri will perform a web search and offer you a list of websites. Tap "Open Page" to open a website in a browser overlay.

Search engines like Google, DuckDuckGo, and Bing allow you to undertake more in-depth browsing sessions, but often, searching for what you need directly is the easiest way to get where you want to go.

2. Use Messages

While Siri is the most convenient method of launching the watchOS browser, you can also use Messages. All you need is a link to tap in a Messages conversation. If someone sends you a link, you can tap on it to launch the browser and take a look.

To access a web page of your choice using this method, you'll need to send yourself the link. This isn't so bad if you have an Apple Watch Series 7 or later with a full wrist keyboard . Third-party messaging apps may also support this feature.

Apple Watch Series 7 Smart Watch

The Apple Watch Series 7 features a full wrist keyboard which improves the Safari browsing experience.

3. Use Mail

Finally, you can also tap on links within email messages. Just like the Messages method, this requires the presence of a link in an incoming email.

You can type (or dictate) and send a link via email. Once received, you can then tap the link to open the web page.

We found launching the browser via the Apple Watch imprecise and a bit inconvenient. And there are a few reasons why.

The Browser Is Impractical

To start, we experienced issues with rendering on our Series 4 Apple Watch. As you can see in the screenshot below of the How-To Geek homepage, the images haven't appeared, and the alignment of some elements is off.

While performing web searches using Siri is the best method to use, it still requires patience and some thoughtful search cues. For example, telling Siri to "search for wikipedia.com" opens an App Store link rather than Wikipedia.

Since Siri includes information from Wikipedia, saying "search for iPhone Wikipedia" doesn't provide you with a link but a summary of the topic.

You must remember to say "search the web" for these queries, and even then you need to hope that Bing (which Siri uses) gets the right results.

The other methods have even less utility since you must use precise web addresses. If you're using an Apple Watch without a keyboard, you'll have to use Apple's "scribble" text input method, which frequently confuses the letter "o" with the numeral "0." This can cause many ".com" links to fail.

The Mail and Messages methods can be made a little more practical by sending messages to yourself, but it's still not the most pleasant way of browsing the web. Dictating a web address is fine, but if you're using your voice, you're better off using Siri.

Performing more precise queries requires using a search engine as a jumping-off point, such as Google, DuckDuckGo, or Bing.

Sometimes pages will open in Reader view by default, which makes for a more useful reading experience at the cost of web page functionality. If this happens, tap the address bar to change to "Web View" instead.

Using a Browser on Your Wrist Is Uncomfortable

Using a browser on your wrist isn't the most comfortable option. No watch was designed to be used for an extended length of time. You may experience physical discomfort from holding your wrist in an extended position. While short browsing sessions are doable, longer sessions may not be possible.

If you're serious about browsing the web on your Apple Watch, a third-party browser might be worth it to overcome some of the hurdles we discussed above.

Of the free Apple Watch browsers we tried, Parrity is the only option we would recommend. The browser renders a page separately, then sends a snapshot to your Apple Watch, so you don't have as many issues with rendering as you do using the above methods.

The app functions as you'd expect, allowing you to perform searches and enter web addresses just like in Safari.

The interface even makes a few accommodations, like providing shortcuts for common web address prefixes and suffixes like "www." and ".com" to make things a little easier.

It's still a bit tedious to use on an Apple Watch model before the Series 7 because of the lack of a physical keyboard.

The "scribble" input method doesn't work great for precise web addresses, and dictating URLs aloud isn't going to suit everyone's tastes.

There are other paid Apple Watch browsers to choose from, including µBrowser and Squint Browser , but we wouldn't recommend spending your money on these tools.

Your other devices, such as your iPhone or iPad, are much better suited for browsing. Yet, there are still plenty of reasons to use an Apple Watch, whether you're into outdoor pursuits like hiking , looking for motivation on your fitness journey , or want potentially life-saving features like heart health notifications or fall detection .

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6 Best Web Browsers for Apple Watch in 2022 (Free & Paid)

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Apple Watch is a benchmark for the smartwatch market. With Watch OS, it brings all health and productivity features that one would need to the table. While the Apple Watch does not get a built-in Safari, it supports third-party apps, meaning you can install web browsers on it with ease. In this article, let’s look at some of the best web browsers you can install on your Apple Watch, including both free and paid options.

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Table of Contents

Free Web Browsers for Apple Watch

A web browser will add to your overall experience with the Apple Watch. Here are some of the top free web browser apps you can install on Watch OS.

Parrity is a fully operable web browser that you can use directly on your Apple Watch or operate it from your iPhone. It has a minified web UI with easy-to-use control buttons. You can visit sites using Siri or Scribble with a convenient URL positioning UI and you can also share sites from Safari using the share panel.

The browser supports dozens of popular search engines like Google, Wikipedia, Amazon, IMDb, etc. It uses caching that allows faster reloading of pages. Along with that, it also supports basic history management that keeps a record of visited pages which you can clear anytime.

You can pre-load web pages on your iPhone and send them to the watch for better convenience. This feature can be helpful in urgent events like signing in. Lastly, it also has a watch face widget for quick access to the browser.

Key Features:

Site sharing with iPhone
Minified Web UI for Smartwatches
Supports Multiple Search Engines
Basic History Management
Pre-load Web Pages
Watch Face Widget for Quick Access
Siri and Scribble Voice Support

Check on App Store: Parrity Web Browser

Webabit is a simple and limited web browser for Apple Watch. It does not have many features and only allows basic browsing. There’s no search engine support here but it can load specific websites that you can sync through Safari on your iPhone.

You can bookmark any site on the Safari browser which you can access on the watch later through Webabit. It’s an ideal option if you’re looking for a lightweight browser that suits your basic page-viewing requirements on Apple Watch.

Simple-to-use Interface
Access any Website on the go
Access Links from Safari
Easy linking with Phone
Bookmark websites for Quick Access

Check on App Store: Webabit Simple Browser

Paid Web Browsers for Apple Watch

1. µbrowser.

µBrowser is a mini web browser for the Apple Watch made for urgent browsing. It does not support many search engines but you can use it for basic browsing when you don’t have any other device around you.

You can open any URL by typing and can also search anything on the web with DuckDuckGo engine. It allows you to visit your previously visited pages and you can also add pages from history to favorites for easy access.

The µBrowser also supports complications to quickly access the browser from the watch face. There’s also a µBrowser browser companion app available for iPhone through which you can manage bookmarks.

Quick Access Mini Browser
Web search with DuckDuckGo
Better Keyboard Optimization for Series 7
Add Favorites from History
Quick access from Watch Face
Companion app to Manage Bookmarks

Check on App Store: µBrowser Mini Browser

2. iBrowserWeb

iBrowserWeb is a premium web browser for Apple Watch that comes with a premium price tag. It comes equipped with a fully functional keyboard that lets you search anything on the web through this browser instantly.

You can search anything like websites or about any general knowledge question with its search engine. The browser can open new tabs and save your favorite websites and links to access them easily in future without searching for it again.

While it offers several features, the UI may feel childish to some people. And given the price tag of around $20, we would suggest you first try the other free and paid options available in the article.

Fully Functional Keyboard
Search Anything on the Watch
Create New Tabs
Watch Latest News
Save Links and Favorite Websites
Support Tickets Available

Check on App Store: iBrowseWeb – Browser & Search Engine for Apple Watch

3. Squint Browser

Squint browser is a complete web browser that instantly discovers your searched content on any website in any language. It works with popular search engines like Google, Yahoo, Bing, and DuckDuckGo.

This browser can be set on the watch face for quick access and can also work with Siri. You can add or edit keywords and favorites on your iPhone and sync them to your watch.

You can access three different sections in the browser by swiping left and right, keywords, favorites and results. The browser also supports voice commands, allowing you to do tasks like reading articles, pause and resume reading, etc, handsfree.

For less than $2, it’s a quite feature-rich browser that you can install on your Apple Watch.

Fully-functional Web Browser
Supports Popular Search Engines
Works with Voice Assistant
Easy Access to Different Sections
Seamless Integration with iPhone
Voice Commands for Quick Tasks

Check on App Store: Squint Browser

Hidden Web Browser on Apple Watch

Apart from downloading third-party web browsers from App Store on the Apple Watch, you can also use the hidden web browser onboard. There are two ways you can use it, given below.

1. Open Links Using Messages (Webkit Integration)

The Apple Watch comes with built-in messaging and calling support. You can use web browse search on the watch by sending a link on messages to the Apple Watch. To do so:

Step 1: Send the link you want to open on your watch via messages or email.

Step 2: Click the link on your watch.

Step 3: It will open the link in the browser inside the messages app.

It offers a similar webpage experience to an iPhone with a mini screen.

Note: Webkit Integration is limited to the Apple Watch Series 3. Websites will not load on Apple Watch Series 1 and Series 2.

2. Open Webpage Using Siri on Apple Watch

The other way is to use Siri voice assistant, elaborated below:

Step 1: Toggle Siri and say “Hey Siri, search web”.

Step 2: It will show you some web pages options like Google, Amazon, Twitter, Facebook, Reddit, and more.

Step 3: Choose the website you want to browse.

Using this method, you can browse websites on your Apple Watch without any tweaks or apps. To search for general queries, select Google, and then input your query.

Browsing Web on Apple Watch

These were some of the best web browsers for the Apple Watch including free and paid apps. Besides, we’ve also mentioned how you can use the hidden web browser to browse the internet on your Apple Watch without any third-party app or tweak. Stay tuned for more such tips, tricks, and apps around wearables you use.

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How to Get Safari Like Web Browser on Apple Watch

Want to browse the internet on your Apple Watch but can’t find Safari in the list of apps? You aren’t alone. Apple Watch doesn’t include a Safari web browser that you can use freely. So what’s the solution? All you need to do is get a third-party Safari-like web browser app on your Apple Watch. Useful when you don’t have an iPhone on you like when you are on a run, in the gym, or in the pool.

You need to take the help of an app known as Parrity . It’s a web browser that can be used on iPhone and Apple Watch both. First, install the Parrity app on your iPhone from the App Store.

Once installed, open the Watch app on your iPhone. Scroll down to the apps section and tap on the Install button next to the Parrity app. The app will be installed on your Apple Watch.

Now, open the Parrity web browser on your Apple Watch (it should be in the list of apps) and you are ready to explore the world of the internet on your Apple Watch. Tap on the Globe icon in the app to open the address bar. Then, tap on the address bar.

You will get options to enter the website URLs. You can enter it using voice typing or handwriting mode. The third option is to use your iPhone to type the text. Hit the Go button. Once a webpage opens, use the Digital Crown or swipe up and down to navigate around the webpage.

Of course, since the screen space is quite small, the experience isn’t as great as one would have on an iPhone or a laptop. Nevertheless, the app works great and can come in handy when you want to browse something on your Apple Watch.

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You can also use the following workarounds to browse the internet on your Apple Watch:

Send the link you want to open on your Apple Watch via the Messages or the Mail app to make it available on your Apple Watch. Then, click on the link and it should open in the hidden browser on your Apple Watch. Don’t get excited because you cannot manually enter links in the hidden browser of your Apple Watch.
Use Siri to open popular sites like Google, Facebook, Amazon, etc. Activate Siri and then say the website name. Once the web results show up, scroll down and tap on Open web page.

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How To Add Safari To Apple Watch

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Introduction

Adding Safari to your Apple Watch can significantly enhance your browsing experience by providing quick access to the web right from your wrist. With the ability to browse the internet directly on your Apple Watch, you can conveniently look up information, check websites, and perform quick searches without needing to reach for your iPhone or other devices. This seamless integration of Safari on your Apple Watch offers a new level of convenience and accessibility, making it a valuable addition to your wearable tech arsenal.

In this guide, we will walk you through the steps to add Safari to your Apple Watch , customize its settings, and make the most of this feature. Whether you're a tech enthusiast eager to explore the full potential of your Apple Watch or someone looking to streamline your browsing experience, this comprehensive tutorial will equip you with the knowledge to seamlessly integrate Safari into your wearable device.

By following the steps outlined in this guide, you'll be able to harness the power of Safari on your Apple Watch, enabling you to browse the web with ease and efficiency. So, let's dive into the process of adding, customizing, and using Safari on your Apple Watch to unlock a world of browsing possibilities right from your wrist.

Step 1: Check Compatibility

Before adding Safari to your Apple Watch, it's crucial to ensure that your device meets the necessary requirements for compatibility. This step is essential to avoid any potential issues and to guarantee a seamless integration of Safari into your wearable tech. Here's how to check the compatibility of your Apple Watch for Safari:

WatchOS Version : Verify that your Apple Watch is running the required version of WatchOS that supports the Safari browser . To do this, navigate to the "Settings" app on your Apple Watch, then select "General" and tap on "About." Here, you can check the "Version" to confirm that your WatchOS is up to date and compatible with Safari.

Hardware Compatibility : Ensure that your Apple Watch model is compatible with Safari. Different Apple Watch models may have varying capabilities, so it's essential to verify that your specific model supports the installation and use of Safari.

iPhone Compatibility : Check if your iPhone is compatible with the Apple Watch model you own. Since the Apple Watch relies on the paired iPhone for certain functionalities, such as app installations and updates, it's important to ensure that your iPhone is compatible with your Apple Watch to support the addition of Safari.

By confirming the compatibility of your Apple Watch with Safari, you can proceed with confidence to the next steps of installing and customizing Safari on your wearable device. This proactive approach ensures a smooth and successful integration of Safari, allowing you to harness the full potential of web browsing directly from your Apple Watch.

Ensuring compatibility is the first crucial step towards seamlessly integrating Safari into your Apple Watch experience. Once you've confirmed compatibility, you can proceed to the next steps with the assurance that your device is ready to embrace the convenience and functionality that Safari brings to your wrist.

Step 2: Install Safari on Apple Watch

Installing Safari on your Apple Watch is a straightforward process that brings the power of web browsing directly to your wrist. With Safari readily available on your wearable device, you can effortlessly access the internet, perform quick searches, and browse websites without needing to reach for your iPhone or other devices. Here's a detailed guide on how to install Safari on your Apple Watch:

Access the App Store : Begin by accessing the App Store on your paired iPhone. Launch the App Store app and navigate to the search tab.

Search for Safari : In the search bar, enter "Safari" and look for the official Safari app developed by Apple Inc. Once you locate the Safari app, tap on it to access the app details.

Install Safari : After accessing the Safari app details, tap on the "Get" button to initiate the installation process. If prompted, authenticate the installation using Face ID, Touch ID, or your Apple ID password.

Wait for Installation : Allow the Safari app to download and install on your Apple Watch. The installation progress can be monitored through the App Store interface.

Check Apple Watch : Once the installation is complete, navigate to the Apple Watch app on your paired iPhone. Under the "My Watch" tab, scroll down to "Installed on Apple Watch" to verify that Safari is listed among the installed apps.

Customize Safari : With Safari successfully installed on your Apple Watch, you can customize its settings and preferences to tailor the browsing experience to your liking. This may include adjusting privacy settings, enabling or disabling specific features, and configuring preferences for a personalized browsing experience.

By following these steps, you can seamlessly install Safari on your Apple Watch, empowering you with the ability to browse the web directly from your wrist. With Safari readily accessible on your wearable device, you can enjoy the convenience of quick internet access and streamlined browsing, enhancing the functionality of your Apple Watch.

Installing Safari on your Apple Watch opens up a world of possibilities, allowing you to stay connected and informed with just a few taps on your wrist. This integration of Safari into your wearable device exemplifies the seamless convergence of technology and convenience, empowering you to explore the web with unparalleled ease and efficiency.

Step 3: Customize Safari Settings

Customizing Safari settings on your Apple Watch allows you to tailor the browsing experience to suit your preferences and optimize the functionality of the browser on your wearable device. By adjusting various settings and preferences, you can enhance privacy, streamline navigation, and personalize the browsing environment to align with your specific needs. Here's a detailed exploration of the customization options available for Safari on your Apple Watch:

Privacy Settings

Safeguarding your privacy while browsing is paramount, and Safari offers several privacy settings that you can customize on your Apple Watch. You can configure settings such as blocking pop-ups, enabling the "Do Not Track" feature, and managing website data to enhance your privacy and security while browsing the web.

Reader Mode

Enabling Reader Mode on Safari allows for a more focused and streamlined reading experience by removing clutter and distractions from web pages. You can customize Safari to automatically activate Reader Mode for compatible web pages, ensuring a clean and distraction-free reading environment on your Apple Watch.

Favorites and Bookmarks

Customizing your favorite websites and bookmarks within Safari on your Apple Watch enables quick access to frequently visited sites. You can organize and manage your favorites and bookmarks, ensuring that essential websites are readily accessible with a simple tap on your wrist.

Search Engine Preferences

Safari allows you to customize your preferred search engine, giving you the flexibility to choose the search provider that best aligns with your browsing habits and preferences. By configuring the search engine settings, you can ensure that your web searches yield results from your preferred search engine.

Website Notifications

Managing website notifications within Safari on your Apple Watch allows you to stay informed about updates and alerts from your favorite websites. You can customize notification settings for individual websites, ensuring that you receive relevant updates directly on your wearable device.

Content Blockers

Safari supports content blockers that allow you to control the display of ads, pop-ups, and other unwanted content while browsing. By customizing content blocker settings, you can enhance the browsing experience by reducing distractions and improving page load times on your Apple Watch.

Reader Font and Appearance

Customizing the font and appearance settings for Reader Mode in Safari enables you to personalize the reading experience to suit your visual preferences. You can adjust the font style, size, and background color to create a comfortable and tailored reading environment on your Apple Watch.

By customizing these settings and preferences within Safari on your Apple Watch, you can optimize the browsing experience to align with your unique preferences and requirements. This level of customization empowers you to leverage the full potential of Safari on your wearable device, ensuring a personalized and efficient web browsing experience right from your wrist.

Step 4: Using Safari on Apple Watch

Once Safari is successfully installed and customized on your Apple Watch, you can seamlessly harness the power of web browsing directly from your wrist. Navigating the internet and accessing your favorite websites becomes a convenient and efficient experience, empowering you to stay connected and informed with just a few taps on your wearable device. Here's a detailed exploration of how to make the most of Safari on your Apple Watch:

Quick Access to Information

With Safari readily available on your Apple Watch, you can instantly look up information, check websites, and perform quick searches without needing to reach for your iPhone or other devices. Whether you need to find a quick answer to a question, look up a recipe, or check the latest news, Safari on your Apple Watch provides immediate access to the wealth of information available on the web.

Streamlined Browsing Experience

The integration of Safari into your Apple Watch streamlines the browsing experience, allowing you to navigate web pages with ease directly from your wrist. Whether you're checking the weather forecast, reading an article, or browsing social media, Safari offers a seamless and intuitive interface that enhances the functionality of your Apple Watch.

Voice Search and Dictation

Leveraging the voice search and dictation features of Safari on your Apple Watch enables hands-free browsing and quick information retrieval. By simply using voice commands, you can initiate web searches, dictate messages, and interact with web content, adding a layer of convenience to your browsing experience.

Website Compatibility

Safari on Apple Watch is designed to ensure compatibility with a wide range of websites, allowing you to access and interact with various web-based platforms directly from your wearable device. Whether you're accessing news sites, checking your email, or browsing online stores, Safari's compatibility ensures a seamless and responsive browsing experience.

Notifications and Updates

Safari on your Apple Watch keeps you informed about website notifications and updates, allowing you to stay connected to the latest developments and alerts from your favorite websites. Whether it's receiving breaking news alerts, updates from social media platforms, or notifications from your favorite blogs, Safari ensures that you're always in the loop, directly from your wrist.

Enhanced Productivity

The integration of Safari into your Apple Watch enhances your productivity by providing quick access to web-based tools, resources, and information. Whether you're checking your calendar, accessing productivity apps, or looking up reference materials, Safari empowers you to accomplish tasks and stay organized with unparalleled efficiency.

By leveraging the capabilities of Safari on your Apple Watch, you can seamlessly integrate web browsing into your wearable device, unlocking a world of possibilities right from your wrist. The convenience, accessibility, and functionality offered by Safari on your Apple Watch exemplify the seamless convergence of technology and convenience, empowering you to explore the web with unparalleled ease and efficiency.

In conclusion, the integration of Safari into your Apple Watch elevates the functionality and convenience of your wearable device, offering seamless access to the web directly from your wrist. By following the steps outlined in this guide, you've gained the knowledge to add Safari to your Apple Watch, customize its settings, and make the most of this feature. The ability to browse the internet, access information, and stay connected with just a few taps on your Apple Watch exemplifies the convergence of technology and convenience, enhancing your overall digital experience.

With Safari readily available on your Apple Watch, you can enjoy quick access to information, streamlined browsing, and enhanced productivity, all from the convenience of your wearable device. The personalized customization options within Safari allow you to tailor the browsing experience to align with your unique preferences, ensuring a seamless and efficient web browsing experience right from your wrist.

The compatibility checks ensure that your Apple Watch is ready to embrace the power of Safari, providing you with the assurance of a smooth and successful integration. Whether you're a tech enthusiast eager to explore the full potential of your Apple Watch or someone looking to streamline your browsing experience, the addition of Safari to your wearable device opens up a world of possibilities, empowering you to stay connected and informed with unparalleled ease.

As technology continues to evolve, the seamless convergence of web browsing capabilities into wearable devices represents a significant step towards enhancing accessibility and connectivity. Safari on your Apple Watch exemplifies this evolution, offering a glimpse into the future of wearable technology and its potential to seamlessly integrate into our daily lives.

In embracing the power of Safari on your Apple Watch, you've unlocked a new level of convenience and accessibility, empowering you to explore the web with unparalleled ease and efficiency. The seamless integration of Safari into your wearable device exemplifies the limitless potential of technology to enhance our digital experiences, and with your newfound knowledge, you're well-equipped to make the most of this innovative feature on your Apple Watch.

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How to use the hidden Apple Watch web browser to browse the web

Apple Watch supports viewing web content on your wrist, and in this tutorial, we’ll show you how to use the hidden watchOS browser to visit any website you like.

How it works

Apple Watch doesn’t have a visible Safari browser. Therefore, you won’t find it in your app list. However, Apple’s WebKit engine is integrated into watchOS, making it possible to use the internet on your wrist.

So, how do you access the web if there is no Safari browser?

How to visit websites on your Apple Watch

Open the Messages or Mail app on your iPhone and send yourself the link you want to access on your Apple Watch. This also works if someone has already sent you a text or email with a website URL.
Press the Digital Crown to see all your apps. From here, open the Messages or Mail app.
Tap the link , and it will open that web page.
When you’re done, hit Close to exit web browsing and return to the Mail or Messages app.

Controls while browsing on Apple Watch

You can interact with the web view using these gestures:

Scroll: Move your finger on the screen or rotate the Digital Crown.
Zoom: Double-tap to zoom in, and double-tap again to zoom out.
Follow hyperlinks: Tap a web link to load the underlying webpage.
Enter text: Tap a text field to type, speak, or spell out some text.
Back or Forward: Swipe left/right from the edge of the screen.
Normal Web View or Reader View: Tap the URL bar at the top.
Reload page: Tap the URL bar at the top.

Note: Apple made the right choice by defaulting to Safari Reader. In case you haven’t yet tried Reader Mode in Safari , it strips articles of annoying ads, navigation bars, custom stylesheets, and other distractions, leaving you with pure text and images.

Can I type in the URL bar?

Once a web page opens, you’ll see an address bar at the top which shows the site URL you’re currently on. Sadly, tapping that URL box doesn’t pop open the keyboard, and you can’t enter any other site name or address manually. However, you can tap any link on the current webpage, and it will work. For example, if iDownloadBlog is open on your Apple Watch, you can tap a link you see there (say for a post), and it will open.

How to open Google on Apple Watch

Just send yourself the google.com link and open it on your watch. A mobile-optimized Google search page will show up. You can type the search query in the search box with the QWERTY keyboard (on Series 7 & later), scribble or dictate your query, as well as select the desired item from the Google homepage.

Browsing the web with Google on Apple Watch

WebKit integration on Apple Watch: What’s the use?

Implementing support for WebKit is a monumental achievement. The Cupertino technology giant doesn’t feel like browsing the web on such a tiny screen would make sense—that’s why Apple Watch doesn’t ship with Safari. That said, it’s possible for your Apple Watch to render web content, albeit in a limited fashion. For example, you can check out a restaurant menu or read a quick news article without pulling an iPhone out of your pocket.

In other words, the lack of manual input significantly reduces the web browsing ability on your Apple smartwatch. However, if there are links that you must open on your wrist for any reason, then you can send yourself the link via messages or email and visit it later. Besides that, if someone sends you a link in iMessage or email, the WebKit integration allows you to have a quick look from your watch, and for a deeper experience, you can always visit that link later on your iPhone.

Old Apple Watch?

Series 2 , Series 1 , and Series 0 models aren’t supported. Attempting to open an attached link on an unsupported model yields an error message saying, “This link isn’t viewable on Apple Watch, but you can open it on your iPhone.”

Web pages not loading on Apple Watch

Don’t expect the watch to render all websites properly. In our experience, webpages with complex layouts with embedded widgets and JavaScript code might get stuck, resulting in a blank page or refusing to load at all. Still, it’s nice knowing that limited web content support is there should you ever need it.

Third-party browsers for Apple Watch

Apple doesn’t offer Safari on Apple Watch, but you can use a third-party app to access the web. Here are two mini browsers you can try:

µBrowser : $0.99
Parrity : Free

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How to browse the web on an Apple Watch

How to browse the web on an Apple Watch: While Apple does offer a hidden browser, a new mini web browser is bringing the web to your wrist.

Apple doesn’t include its Safari browser on the Apple Watch for obvious reasons. It’s doesn’t believe you can achieve a worthy World Wide Web experience on a 45mm display.

There is a hidden browser of sorts that’s a product of Apple’s own WebKit API, introduced in watchOS 5. That comes into play when you receive a URL link within the Messages and Mail apps. Tap those links and you will see a functional web page where you can tap links and browse through websites, using the Digital Crown to scroll through pages.

This also applies with links that appear within Siri search results. MacRumors also points out a little hack where you can send yourself a link to Google via iMessages, perform the web search there and browse whatever you want.

Download the µBrowser for Apple Watch

While there is no Safari, where there’s a will, there’s the intrepid developer community. The µBrowser is described as a Mini Browser on your Watch and arrived on the App Store last week to great acclaim, with a 4.8 rating out of 5 so far. It only costs $0.99/£0.99 too.

You can download the µBrowser app for Apple Watch here .

It enables you to type in web addresses directly on the display or enter search terms to enjoy a micro browsing experience. The companion iPhone app also enables you to set up bookmarks to your favourite sites to avoid having to type them in.

You will need watchOS 8 installed on your Apple Watch and iOS 15 on your iPhone in order to use this app. It should work nicely on all of phones compatible with the latest update, although the larger displays available in the newer generations will naturally be best.

There are some issues, naturally, with readability on home websites, while 9to5Mac reports that images can take a while to launch, if they launch at all. Users do have to confirm they want to browse to that page after it launches.

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Developer, the app-tly named Arno Appenzeller writes : “I believe that µBrowser can be the perfect emergency browser when you are on the go and don’t have your phone with yourself. It is a start and I hope watchOS will improve so I can add new features to µBrowser. I’m pretty interested in deliver the best possible web experience on iOS.”

Chris Smith is a freelance technology journalist for a host of UK tech publications, including Trusted Reviews. He's based in South Florida, USA. …

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Coup de boule ! Voici comment utiliser Safari sur l’Apple Watch !

Par Sandra R. 10 mars 2024, 10 h 32 min 2 minutes de lecture

Il se peut que vous receviez une notification sur votre Apple Watch qui peut vous amener à découvrir accidentellement son navigateur Safari caché.

La navigation sur l' Apple Watch n'est peut-être pas aussi pratique, principalement en raison de son écran plus petit, mais elle peut certainement s'avérer utile lorsqu'on est dans l'embarras. Donc voici comment profiter de ce navigateur sur votre montre connectée .

Le navigateur Safari caché sur votre Apple Watch

Officiellement, il n'existe pas d'application Safari pour l'Apple Watch . Sauf qu'il est en fait enfoui dans le logiciel Watch OS . Il est donc possible de charger différents sites pour voir comment ils s'affichent et fonctionnent sur l'écran de cette montre connectée. Et ça marche.

Pour l'essentiel, il fonctionne dans une capacité réduite par rapport à ce à quoi nous sommes tous habitués sur nos téléphones. Il est par exemple très compliqué de l'utiliser pour remplir un formulaire en ligne ou faire des achats, car l'écran de leur smartwatch est trop petit pour cela.

Par contre, il peut être utilisé strictement pour naviguer sur des sites , sans plus. Cela est aussi dû au fait qu'il a du mal à exécuter certains scripts web. Ce qui fait que certains éléments de la page ne se chargent pas correctement.

Processus d'accès à Safari via votre montre connectée Apple

Pour pouvoir employer Safari en vous servant de votre Apple Watch, il faut suivre quelques étapes.

Commencez d'abord par ouvrir l'application Messages , en appuyant sur le bouton Composer . Puis choisissez-vous comme contact . Tapez ensuite l'URL à l'aide du clavier à l'écran ou de la dictée vocale de Siri. Et une fois que cela est fait, appuyez sur le bouton géant d'envoi .

Une fois que vous vous êtes envoyé l'URL, vous recevrez une notification vous permettant d'accéder instantanément au message . Si ce n'est pas le cas , ouvrez simplement l' application Messages et appuyez sur la fenêtre de prévisualisation de l'URL que vous avez envoyée.

A partir de là, une nouvelle page devrait s'afficher en haut de l'application Messages. Dans certains cas, le navigateur affiche par défaut la vue Lecteur . Mais vous pouvez passer à la vue Web en cliquant sur la barre URL en haut de l'écran.

Autre option de fonctionnement de cette plateforme

Ce navigateur Safari caché peut s'avérer utile en cas de situation critique . Il est plus simple de naviguer rapidement sur une page web en l'employant.

En y accédant, la barre d'URL qui se charge en haut ne peut pas être utilisée pour taper des URL . Toutefois, des boutons permettent d' arrêter et de recharger la page , ainsi que de revenir à la page précédente. Sinon, sur certaines pages, vous pourrez effectuer un zoom en double-tapant n'importe où sur l'écran. Dans le cas contraire, les passages de texte occupent automatiquement toute la largeur de l'écran.

Il faut également savoir qu'il est possible d' accéder au navigateur Safari sur votre Apple par le biais de liens dans l'application Courrier . Lorsque vous cliquez sur ces liens, une nouvelle page se superpose à l'application Mail avec le lien correspondant.

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Utilisez le navigateur Safari caché sur l'Apple Watch et ajoutez d'autres navigateurs

Lorsque vous appuyez sur la couronne numérique de votre Apple Watch, vous ne trouverez pas l'application Safari dans la liste des applications watchOS. Cela pourrait vous faire penser qu'il n'y a aucun moyen de surfer sur Internet sur la montre. Mais au contraire, il existe déjà un navigateur dont vous pourriez avoir besoin à un moment donné, et vous pouvez télécharger une application autonome pour naviguer sur Internet sur l'Apple Watch, et en utilisant le guide ci-dessous, vous pouvez ouvrir des pages Web sur l'Apple Watch dans un navigateur Safari secret déjà intégré au système watchOS, vous devrez peut-être utiliser Internet sur l'Apple Watch à un moment donné.

Comment naviguer sur Internet avec Safari sur Apple Watch

Bien qu'il n'y ait pas de navigateur visible sur l'Apple Watch, si vous recevez un lien dans Messages ou Mail, vous pouvez appuyer dessus pour l'ouvrir et l'afficher sur le navigateur Safari de la version watchOS. Voici comment ouvrir une page spécifique :

Utilisez votre iPhone ou Apple Watch pour envoyer le lien demandé à vous-même ou à un être cher par message ou par e-mail.

Ouvrez l'application Messages ou Mail sur votre Apple Watch.

Dans l'application Messages ou Mail, accédez à la conversation ou à l'e-mail qui vient d'être envoyé.

Cliquez sur le lien, il s'ouvrira dans le navigateur secret Safari.

Pour vous envoyer un lien, ouvrez l'application Messages sur l'iPhone, appuyez sur le bouton de rédaction et, dans la section des destinataires, saisissez le numéro de téléphone ou l'e-mail, puis saisissez ou collez le lien souhaité et appuyez sur envoyer.

Vous pouvez également saisir l'adresse du site directement dans une conversation par message à l'aide du clavier complet de l'Apple Watch 7, et sur d'autres modèles, utiliser la dictée et dire quelque chose comme "iphoneislam.com".

Veuillez noter que si vous utilisez la fonction Scribble pour entrer une adresse de site Web, le « o » pour « com » est souvent enregistré comme « 0 » (zéro). Alors, utilisez la montre, la dictée ou le clavier de votre iPhone pour envoyer le lien.

Points importants pour naviguer sur Internet sur l'Apple Watch

L'expérience de navigation sur l'Apple Watch n'est pas aussi riche en fonctionnalités que sur l'iPhone, et vous devez garder ces points à l'esprit pour en tirer le meilleur parti :

faire défiler : utilisez un doigt ou tournez la Digital Crown pour faire défiler une page Web vers le haut ou vers le bas. Semblable à l'iPhone, sur l'Apple Watch, appuyer sur le haut de l'écran vous amène généralement en haut de la page actuelle, mais faire de même avec une page Web ouverte ne fait rien.

Ouverture de nouvelles pages : Vous pouvez cliquer sur les liens imbriqués sur la page Web pour continuer à visiter les nouveaux liens.

Utilisez le champ de recherche sur la page : Si la page Web comporte un champ de recherche, vous pouvez cliquer dessus et utiliser la saisie ou la dictée, comme d'habitude.

Entrez une nouvelle adresse manuellement : Vous ne pouvez pas cliquer sur la barre d'adresse pour entrer une nouvelle adresse, vous devez utiliser uniquement les liens sur la page elle-même.

Naviguer entre les pages Web : Pour reculer ou avancer, balayez vers la gauche ou la droite depuis le bord de l'écran de la montre.

Agrandir la page Web : Vous ne pouvez pas utiliser deux doigts pour zoomer ou dézoomer sur la page comme sur l'iPhone. Mais vous pouvez appuyer deux fois pour effectuer un zoom avant et arrière, et une fois que vous avez zoomé sur une page Web, faites-la glisser avec un doigt pour vous déplacer.

Recharge la page: Cliquez sur la barre d'adresse en haut et cliquez sur Recharger la page, cet écran affiche également l'option d'aller à la page précédente.

Changer d'affichage : Appuyez sur la barre d'adresse en haut et choisissez Reader View ou Web View, tous les sites n'offrent pas ces options.

multitâche: Vous pouvez cliquer sur la couronne numérique pour utiliser d'autres applications, la page Web restera ouverte à moins que vous ne fermiez l'application Messages sur la montre ou Mail.

Photos: Le navigateur Web de votre Apple Watch peut ne pas afficher certaines images ou mettre beaucoup de temps à les charger. De plus, cliquer sur l'image peut ne pas l'ouvrir en mode plein écran.

lignes: De même, de nombreux types de polices personnalisées peuvent ne pas être affichés, seules les polices standard seront utilisées.Par conséquent, un site Web familier peut sembler différent sur une Apple Watch que sur un iPhone ou un Mac.

Comment effacer l'historique Web sur Apple Watch

Une Apple Watch a besoin d'un iPhone compagnon pour synchroniser des choses comme regarder des captures d'écran ou des mémos vocaux que vous prenez. Mais l'historique de navigation Apple Watch ne se synchronise pas ou ne fusionne pas avec l'historique Safari de l'iPhone couplé.

Voici comment supprimer les cookies, identifiants et autres données de navigation Apple Watch de l'Apple Watch elle-même :

Ouvrez les paramètres sur l'Apple Watch.

Cliquez sur Général.

Faites défiler vers le bas et appuyez sur Données de localisation.

Cliquez sur Effacer les données du site Web et confirmez en cliquant sur Effacer les données.

Pourquoi l'Apple Watch n'a-t-elle pas de navigateur Web standard ?

Apple n'affiche pas l'icône Safari sur l'Apple Watch. Les principales raisons en sont le petit écran et sa batterie.

Comparée au plus petit smartphone, la plus grande Watch 7 a toujours un petit écran. Pour cette raison, il n'est pas pratique de taper l'adresse du site et d'y afficher les pages Web. De plus, en raison d'autres limitations de watchOS, il n'est pas possible de remplir des formulaires, de télécharger des fichiers et d'autres interactions en ligne à partir du navigateur watchOS.

L'Apple Watch dispose également d'une petite batterie qui suffit à peine pour une journée complète avec une utilisation intensive des applications et fonctionnalités existantes, et si un navigateur Web standard est ajouté, la visualisation de sites Web riches en fonctionnalités déchargera la batterie plus rapidement. Et si watchOS essaie de réduire le contenu riche d'une page Web qui épuise la batterie, cela offrira une mauvaise expérience aux utilisateurs.

Navigateurs pour Apple Watch autres que Safari

Les développeurs n'ont pas beaucoup d'intérêt ou d'incitations à créer un navigateur pour le petit écran de la montre, cependant, si vous avez besoin d'un navigateur Web sur l'Apple Watch, vous pouvez utiliser Parrity Browser qui est un navigateur gratuit pour l'Apple Watch que vous peuvent essayer.

Apple ajoutera-t-il un navigateur Safari complet à l'avenir ?

Il est difficile de dire la réponse, du moins pour le moment, car Apple ne vous permet même pas d'écouter de la musique sur les haut-parleurs internes de la montre. Vous devez les connecter à vos AirPods ou à d'autres écouteurs Bluetooth pour lire la musique ajoutée à votre Apple Watch. Tout cela pour prolonger la durée de vie de la batterie et vous permettre de continuer toute la journée. Ainsi, les chances d'ajouter un navigateur Web complet où les gens peuvent accéder à des sites comme YouTube semblent très peu probables.

Mais si la technologie de la batterie atteint un point de force où elle peut le permettre dans sa petite forme, nous pourrions obtenir une application Safari complète sur l'Apple Watch.

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Safari on apple watch.

Safari is Apple's web browser that is built into many of its devices, including the Apple Watch. While the Apple Watch's small screen size and limited input options make it a challenging device for browsing the web, Safari on the Apple Watch can still be useful for quick lookups or accessing specific websites. Here's what you need to know about Safari on the Apple Watch:

Accessing Safari on Apple Watch To access Safari on your Apple Watch, simply press the Digital Crown on the side of the watch to go to the home screen. From there, you can tap on the Safari icon (which looks like a compass) to launch the app.

Browsing the Web on Apple Watch When you first launch Safari on your Apple Watch, you'll see a search bar at the top of the screen. You can use your voice or the scribble feature to enter a web address or search term, or you can select from a list of suggested websites below the search bar.

Once you've entered a website, Safari will load the page in a simplified format that is optimized for the small screen of the Apple Watch. You can use the Digital Crown to scroll up and down on the page, and you can tap on links to navigate to other pages.

Note that some websites may not be optimized for the Apple Watch, which can make them difficult to navigate or read on the small screen. Additionally, some features of websites (such as videos or interactive elements) may not work on the Apple Watch.

Using Handoff with Safari If you have an iPhone or iPad, you can use the Handoff feature to seamlessly transfer a webpage from your Apple Watch to your other device. To do this, simply swipe up on the Apple Watch screen to bring up the Control Center, and then tap on the Handoff icon (which looks like a Safari logo) to transfer the webpage to your other device.

Other Tips and Tricks for Safari on Apple Watch

You can use the Force Touch gesture (pressing firmly on the screen) in Safari to access additional options, such as refreshing the page or opening a new tab.
You can also use the Digital Crown to zoom in or out on a webpage, or to adjust the font size.
To exit Safari on your Apple Watch, simply press the Digital Crown again to return to the home screen.

In conclusion, while Safari on the Apple Watch may not be the most practical way to browse the web, it can still be a useful tool for quick lookups or accessing specific websites on the go. Just keep in mind the limitations of the small screen size and the simplified formatting of webpages.

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Blazing fast. Incredibly private.

Safari is the best way to experience the internet on all your Apple devices. It brings robust customization options, powerful privacy protections, and optimizes battery life — so you can browse how you like, when you like. And when it comes to speed, it’s the world’s fastest browser. 1

Performance

More with the battery. less with the loading..

With a blazing-fast JavaScript engine, Safari is the world’s fastest browser. 1 It’s developed to run specifically on Apple devices, so it’s geared to make the most out of your battery life and deliver long-lasting power.

Increased performance

We’re always working to make the fastest desktop browser on the planet even faster.

Improved power efficiency

Safari lets you do more online on a single charge.

Up to 4 hours more streaming videos compared with Chrome 3

Up to 17 hours of video streaming 3

Best-in-class browsing

Safari outperforms both Mac and PC browsers in benchmark after benchmark on the same Mac. 4

JetStream /
MotionMark /
Speedometer /

JavaScript performance on advanced web applications. 4

Safari vs. other Mac browsers

Safari on macOS

Chrome on macOS

Edge on macOS

Firefox on macOS

Safari vs. Windows 11 browsers

Chrome on Windows 11

Edge on Windows 11

Firefox on Windows 11

Rendering performance of animated content. 4

Web application responsiveness. 4

4K video streaming

See your favorite shows and films in their best light. Safari supports in-browser 4K HDR video playback for YouTube, Netflix, and Apple TV+. 5 And it runs efficiently for longer-lasting battery life.

Privacy is built in.

Online privacy isn’t just something you should hope for — it’s something you should expect. That’s why Safari comes with industry-leading privacy protection technology built in, including Intelligent Tracking Prevention that identifies trackers and helps prevent them from profiling or following you across the web. Upgrading to iCloud+ gives you even more privacy protections, including the ability to sign up for websites and services without having to share your personal email address.

Intelligent Tracking Prevention

Safari stops trackers in their tracks.

What you browse is no one’s business but your own. Safari has built‑in protections to help stop websites and data-collection companies from watching and profiling you based on your browsing activity. Intelligent Tracking Prevention uses on‑device intelligence to help prevent cross‑site tracking and stops known trackers from using your IP address — making it incredibly difficult to learn who you are and what you’re interested in.

Privacy Report

Safari makes it simple to see how your privacy is protected on all the websites you visit. Click Privacy Report in the Safari menu for a snapshot of cross-site trackers currently prevented from profiling you on the website you’re visiting. Or view a weekly Privacy Report to see how Safari protects you as you browse over time.

Customization

Putting the you in url..

Safari is more customizable than ever. Organize your tabs into Tab Groups so it’s easy to go from one interest to the next. Set a custom background image and fine-tune your browser window with your favorite features — like Reading List, Favorites, iCloud Tabs, and Siri Suggestions. And third-party extensions for iPhone, iPad, and Mac let you do even more with Safari, so you can browse the way you want across all your devices.

Safari Profiles allow you to separate your history, extensions, Tab Groups, favorites, cookies, and more. Quickly switch between profiles for topics you create, like Personal and Work.

Web apps let you save your favorite websites to the Dock on Mac and to the Home Screen on iPhone and iPad. A simplified toolbar and separate settings give you an app-like experience.

Safari Extensions add functionality to your browser to help you explore the web the way you want. Find and add your favorite extensions in the dedicated Safari category on the App Store.

Save and organize your tabs in the way that works best for you. Name your Tab Groups, edit them, and switch among them across devices. You can also share Tab Groups — making planning your next family trip or group project easier and more collaborative.

Smart Tools

Designed to help your work flow..

Built-in tools create a browsing experience that’s far more immersive, intuitive, and immediate. Get detailed information about a subject in a photo with just a click, select text within any image, instantly translate an entire web page, and quickly take notes wherever you are on a site — without having to switch apps.

Notes is your go-to app to capture any thought. And with the Quick Note feature, you can instantly jot down ideas as you browse websites without having to leave Safari.

Translation

Translate entire web pages with a single click. You can also get translations for text in images and paused video without leaving Safari.

Interact with text in any image or paused video on the web using functions like copy and paste, translate, and lookup. 6

Visual Look Up

Quickly learn more about landmarks, works of art, breeds of dogs, and more with only a photo or an image you find online. And easily lift the subject of an image from Safari, remove its background, and paste it into Messages, Notes, or other apps.

Surf safe and sound.

Strong security protections in Safari help keep you safe. Passkeys introduce a safer way to sign in. iCloud Keychain securely stores and autofills passkeys and passwords across all your devices. Safari also notifies you when it encounters suspicious websites and prevents them from loading. Because it loads each web page in a separate process, any harmful code is always confined to a single browser tab so it won’t crash the entire application or access your data. And Safari automatically upgrades sites from HTTP to the more secure HTTPS when available.

Passkeys introduce a more secure and easier way to sign in. No passwords required.

Passkeys are end-to-end encrypted and safe from phishing and data leaks, and they are stronger than all common two-factor authentication types. Thanks to iCloud Keychain, they work across all your Apple devices, and they even work on non-Apple devices.

Learn more about passkeys

Apple Pay and Wallet make checkout as easy as lifting a finger.

Apple Pay is the easiest and most secure way to shop on Safari — allowing you to complete transactions with Face ID or Touch ID on your iPhone or iPad, with Touch ID on your MacBook Pro or MacBook Air, or by double-clicking the side button on your Apple Watch.

Learn more about Apple Pay

With AutoFill, you can easily fill in your previously saved credit card information from the Wallet app during checkout. Your credit card details are never shared, and your transactions are protected with industry-leading security.

Same Safari. Different device.

Safari works seamlessly and syncs your passwords, bookmarks, history, tabs, and more across Mac, iPad, iPhone, and Apple Watch. And when your Mac, iOS, or iPadOS devices are near each other, they can automatically pass what you’re doing in Safari from one device to another using Handoff. You can even copy images, video, or text from Safari on your iPhone or iPad, then paste into another app on your nearby Mac — or vice versa.

When you use Safari on multiple devices, your tabs carry over from one Apple device to another. So you can search, shop, work, or browse on your iPhone, then switch to your iPad or Mac and pick up right where you left off.

Save web pages you want to read later by adding them to your Reading List. Then view them on any of your iCloud-connected devices — even if you’re not connected to the internet.

iCloud Keychain securely stores your user names, passkeys, passwords, and credit card numbers and keeps them up to date on your trusted devices. So you can easily sign in to your favorite websites — as well as apps on iOS and iPadOS — and quickly make online purchases.

Designed for developers.

Deep WebKit integration between Mac hardware and macOS allows Safari to deliver the fastest performance and the longest battery life of any browser on the platform, while supporting modern web standards for rich experiences in the browser. WebKit in macOS Sonoma includes optimizations that enable even richer browsing experiences, and give developers more control over styling and layout — allowing for more engaging content.

Make Safari your default browser

Customize your start page, view your browsing privacy report, monitor your saved passwords, use apple pay in safari, view your tabs across all your devices, read the safari user guide, get safari support.

Apple Watch User Guide

Your Apple Watch
Get started with Apple Watch
Stay fit with Apple Watch
Track important health information with Apple Watch
Stay connected with Apple Watch
Apple Watch gestures
Use double tap to perform common actions
Set up and pair your Apple Watch with iPhone
Set up more than one Apple Watch
Pair Apple Watch with a new iPhone
The Apple Watch app
Charge Apple Watch
Turn on and wake Apple Watch
Lock or unlock Apple Watch
Change language and orientation on Apple Watch
Remove, change, and fasten Apple Watch bands
Set up a family member’s Apple Watch
Get started with Schooltime
Add and play podcasts
See activity and health reports
Use Apple Cash Family
Apps on Apple Watch
Organize apps
Get more apps
Status icons
Control Center
Adjust brightness, text size, sounds, and haptics
See and respond to notifications
Change notification settings
Use the Smart Stack to show timely widgets
Manage your Apple ID
Use shortcuts
See time in daylight
Set up Handwashing
Connect Apple Watch to a Wi-Fi network
Connect to Bluetooth headphones or speakers
Hand off tasks from Apple Watch
Unlock your Mac with Apple Watch
Unlock your iPhone with Apple Watch
Use Apple Watch without its paired iPhone
Set up and use cellular service on Apple Watch
Safety features on Apple Watch
Set up and view your Medical ID
Contact emergency services
Manage Fall Detection
Manage Crash Detection
Listen and respond to incoming notifications
Announce calls with Siri
Explore the Face Gallery
Change the watch face on your Apple Watch
Share Apple Watch faces
Faces and features
Get started with Apple Fitness+
Subscribe to Apple Fitness+
Find Fitness+ workouts and meditations
Start a Fitness+ workout or meditation
Create a Custom Plan in Apple Fitness+
Work out together using SharePlay
Change what’s on the screen during a Fitness+ workout or meditation
Download a Fitness+ workout
Track daily activity with Apple Watch
Share activity
Add audiobooks
Play audiobooks
Blood Oxygen
Camera Remote
View and add compass waypoints on Apple Watch
Use Backtrack to retrace your steps on Apple Watch
Use Cycle Tracking
Receive retrospective ovulation estimates
Find People
Get directions or contact a friend
Find devices
Locate an AirTag
Mark an AirTag as lost
Heart Health
Control your home
Use Grid Forecast to plan your energy usage
Send and receive Intercom messages
Remotely access your smart home accessories
Write and reply to mail
Manage mail
Navigate the Maps app on Apple Watch
Get directions
Use offline maps on Apple Watch with iPhone
Medications
Read messages
Send messages
Make and receive FaceTime audio calls in Messages
Share your location in Messages
Reply to messages
Practice mindfulness
Log your state of mind
Listen to guided meditations
Remove music
Do more with Music
Monitor your environmental noise exposure
Now Playing
Make phone calls
Use Dual SIM iPhone with Apple Watch
Choose a photo album and manage storage
View photos
Add podcasts
Play podcasts
Control music on a Mac or PC
Control Apple TV
Track your sleep
Track your nightly wrist temperature
Voice Memos
Walkie-Talkie
About Wallet
Set up Apple Pay
Make purchases
Send, receive, and request money with Apple Watch (U.S. only)
Manage Apple Cash (U.S. only)
Use Wallet for passes
Use rewards cards
Pay with Apple Watch on Mac
Ride transit
Use your driver’s license or state ID
Use digital keys
Use COVID-19 vaccination cards
See weather in other locations
Get started with the Workout app on Apple Watch
What’s new in Workout
Start a workout
Start an outdoor push wheelchair workout
Monitor your workout
Use gym equipment
End and review your workout
Adjust your workouts
Combine multiple workouts
Complete an outdoor run workout
Run on a track
Running metrics
View Heart Rate Zones
Go for a swim
Change settings in Workout
World Clock
Set up Apple Watch using VoiceOver
Apple Watch basics with VoiceOver
Apple Watch Mirroring
Control nearby devices
AssistiveTouch
Use a braille display
Use a Bluetooth keyboard
Tell time with haptic feedback
Adjust text size and other visual settings
Adjust motor skills settings
Set up and use RTT
Accessibility audio settings
Type to speak
Use accessibility features with Siri
The Accessibility Shortcut
Restart Apple Watch
Unpair and erase Apple Watch
If you forget your passcode
Recover Apple Watch
Restore Apple Watch from a backup
Update Apple Watch software
Protect a lost Apple Watch
Get information about Apple Watch
Other ways to view this user guide
Apple Watch Support site
Learn more, service, and support
Important safety information
Important handling information
Unauthorized modification of watchOS
Band care information
FCC compliance statement
ISED Canada compliance statement
Ultra Wideband information
Disposal and recycling information
Apple and the environment

Use Siri on Apple Watch

Useful siri commands.

You can use Siri to perform tasks and get answers right on your Apple Watch. For example, use Siri to translate what you say into another language, identify a song and provide an instant Shazam result, or, after you ask a general question, display the first few search results along with a brief excerpt from each page. Just tap Open Page to view the page on Apple Watch. Try using Siri to do things that usually take you a couple of steps.

Siri is not available in all regions and languages. See the Apple Support article watchOS Feature Availability .

Siri: Say something like:

“How do you say ‘How are you?’ in Chinese?”

“Start a 30-minute outdoor run”

“Tell Kathleen I’m almost finished”

“Open the Sleep app”

"Open Settings”

“What song is this?”

“What causes rainbows?”

“What’s my update?”

“What kinds of things can I ask you?”

The Siri screen showing the Mandarin Chinese translation for “How do you say how are you in Chinese.”

How to use Siri

To make a Siri request, do any of the following:

Raise your wrist and speak into your Apple Watch.

Say “Hey Siri” or just “Siri,” followed by your request.

Note: The use of “Siri” only is not available in some languages and regions.

Press and hold the Digital Crown until you see the listening indicator, then speak your request.

Tip: After you activate Siri, you can lower your wrist. You’ll feel a tap when there’s a response.

To reply to a question from Siri or to continue the conversation, hold down the Digital Crown and speak.

Siri can speak responses to you, as it does on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS. You can also hear Siri responses through a Bluetooth headset or speakers connected to your Apple Watch .

Note: To use Siri, Apple Watch must be connected to the internet. Cellular charges may apply.

Choose how Siri responds

Always On: Siri speaks responses, even when your Apple Watch is in silent mode.

Control With Silent Mode: Siri responses are silenced when your Apple Watch is set to silent mode.

Headphones Only: Siri only speaks responses when your Apple Watch is connected to Bluetooth headphones.

Note: The option to change Siri Voice is not available in all languages.

Display captions and transcriptions of your Siri requests

Type to siri and siri pause time.

If you have difficulty speaking, you can type Siri requests or ask Siri to wait longer for you to finish speaking.

Go to Accessibility > Siri, then turn on Type to Siri.

If you want Siri to wait longer for you to finish speaking, tap Longer or Longest under Siri Pause Time.

Delete Siri history

When you use Siri or dictation, your requests are stored for six months on Apple servers to help improve Siri responses to you. Your requests are associated with a random identifier, not with your Apple ID or email address. You can delete these interactions from the server at any time.

Tap Siri, tap Siri History, then tap Delete Siri History.

For more information, see the Apple Support article Ask Siri, Dictation & Privacy .

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Apple Watch does not include a Safari web browser.

Some third-party web browser apps are available via the App Store. For example:

WatchWeb - The Web Browser for your Watch on the App Store

To search for apps with results automatically filtered to list only results that include an app for Apple Watch, use the App Store or Search tabs in the Watch app on your iPhone.

Siri on Apple Watch also offers some search-related functionality, as detailed here:

watchOS - Feature Availability - Apple

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Apple Watch is not yet capable of Surfing the web, and chances are it won't happen. The closest you can get is with Siri who will give basic background information on Places, People and "Things" in general.

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La función que estabas esperando: cómo navegar por Safari y utilizar Google en el Apple Watch con watchOS 5 [Actualizado]

Eduardo Archanco

watchOS 5 nos trae multitud de pequeñas y grandes novedades a nuestro Apple Watch. Desde nuevas actividades de entrenamiento a mejoras en la esfera de Siri. Pasando por accesos directos a las apps que están en segundo plano. Pero lo que nunca imaginamos es que pudiéramos navegar por Safari en el Apple Watch .

Esto es posible gracias a que watchOS 5 incorpora soporte de WebKit en dos apps oficiales del reloj: Mail y Mensajes. Veamos cómo podemos utilizarlo.

Cómo activar y usar Safari en el Apple Watch

Descubrí este truco hace poco gracias a que me mandé a mí mismo un enlace a través de Mensajes desde el Mac. Al recibirlo en el Apple Watch, vi que se mostraba una pequeña vista previa del contenido y lo toqué. Al hacerlo, se abrió encima de Mensajes una forma de Safari. A los pocos segundos estaba leyendo el contenido del artículo enlazado, con la vista de lectura activada por defecto.

Si lo pensamos, no es una función del todo descabellada ya que watchOS 5 también permite conectarnos a redes Wi-Fi desde el reloj . Haciendo más pruebas, he comprobado que funciona con diferentes tipos de web . Incluso podemos acceder a Google desde el Apple Watch, lo cual es alucinante. Estos son los pasos que debes seguir:

Inicia una conversación de Mensajes contigo mismo. Como alternativa, puedes crear un nuevo email.
Sea cual sea el método que elijas, mándate a ti mismo un enlace con la dirección de Google. Es decir, envíate el texto "http://google.es".
Abre el mensaje o email en tu Apple Watch. No importa que lo leas antes en tu iPhone.
Ahí encontrarás el enlace, dale y espera a que se abra. Verás cómo aparece la home de Google en tu muñeca.
Al tocar el campo de búsqueda, podrás buscar lo que quieras dictando al reloj o deletreando una a una las letras que componen tu objetivo.

Como puede verse en la sucesión de capturas, esta prueba la hemos hecho entrando en Applesfera . La web se carga en su versión móvil, aunque le cuesta bastante completarla entera. A partir de ahí, puedes navegar con un dedo o la corona digital. Al entrar en un artículo, se carga por defecto la vista de lectura.

Puedes incluso hacer doble toque a la pantalla para hacer zoom, y repetir el gesto para volver a la vista original. Si aprietas con fuerza la pantalla, aparecen más opciones para ir adelante o atrás en el navegador, activar o desactivar la vista de lectura y detener o actualizar la página.

Lo cierto es que es un navegador auténtico de Safari en miniatura y en nuestra muñeca. Como es lógico, se trata de una función pensada para ser utilizada de forma fugaz . No es cómodo ni útil leer artículos enteros con el brazo levantado, aunque sí puede servir para comprobarlos superficialmente sin sacar el iPhone del bolsillo. Aunque, pensándolo mejor, tal vez se trate de un reto oculto del Apple Watch con medalla y todo.

En Applesfera | Senderismo por el Pirineo: así se comporta el Apple Watch Series 3 con watchOS 5 .

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How to surf the web on Apple TV

For reasons best known to Apple, there is no web browser available on the Apple TV. Despite the fact that the Apple TV runs a version of iOS there is not a version of Safari designed for Apple TV and there is no substitute web browser available in the TV App Store.

But before you drown in disappointment, there are a few ways in which you can surf the web on your Apple TV. Read on to find out how.  

We’ll look at three ways in which you can access your favourite websites on your TV screen, including popular TV Catchup channels, FaceBook, Google’s search engine and more. Read about how to watch OnDemand TV channels on Apple TV here .

Method 1: Surf the web on your Apple TV using AirPlay  

This is the easiest way to surf the web on the Apple TV. It’s ideal if you want to share the surfing experience with friends and family who are in the room with you, or if what you are looking at on the web would benefit from a bigger screen.

Using Apple’s AirPlay you can stream the screen of your iPhone or your Mac to your TV screen.  

Pros: You can see everything that you see on your iPhone or Mac on the TV screen.  

Cons: You might as well be looking at your iPhone or Mac screen, and when it comes to scrolling and typing you will be. You won’t be able to use your iPhone for anything else while you are mirroring it’s screen on the TV.

How to view your iPhone screen on your TV

Swipe up from the bottom of your iPhone to view Control Centre.
Tap on Screen Mirroring  Choose your Apple TV.
You may be required to enter an AirPlay code for the Apple TV you are connecting too. This code will appear on the TV Screen attached to the Apple TV.
Navigate to Safari on your iPhone and surf the web.
If you rotate our iPhone into landscape you should be able to view the web using the full screen of your TV (some apps, like Facebook won’t rotate).

How to view the screen of your Mac on your TV

Click on the AirPlay icon from the menu bar at the top of the screen (a triangle pointing into a box)
Choose your Apple TV from the options
Your Mac display may alter so that it is optimised for the Apple TV (this made everything smaller on our MacBook screen) .
There are a few different ways you can set up AirPlay on your Mac and TV screen. You could mirror the Mac screen on the TV, in which case you will see everything on your Mac duplicated over on the TV.
However, if you want to surf on your TV screen, while leaving your Mac free to do something else, you can change the arrangement of your screens – this would be ideal if you wanted to stream video to your TV while typing into a Pages document on your Mac at the same time.
Open System Preferences > Display and click on Arrangement

Now based on how you arrange the screens you can drag your Safari (or other browser) window over to the Apple TV screen. To figure our which display is which in the illustration under the Arrangement tab click on the screen and you will see a red outline on the one that represents the Apple TV. Drag in that direction and the browser will appear on your TV screen.
You can now use your mouse, or trackpad to scroll around the browser on your TV screen.
We find it preferable to use a separate keyboard and mouse because they feel less connected to your Mac and therefore you feel more like you are surfing the web on the TV. Even better if you have a wireless mouse and keyboard. One reason why this feels more natural is that you don’t need to look at your Mac at all while surfing.
Remember that you won’t be able to continue using your Mac while someone else surfs the web on the TV screen (or rather you can, but there will be a battle over the mouse and keyboard). It’s the perfect set up for showing video on the TV screen – perhaps something on All4 or another Catch Up TV channel – while using your Mac for something else.

Read more about using AirPlay to stream from your Mac to TV here .

Method 2 – Surf the web using AirBrowser on your iPhone

One issue with surfing the web on your TV screen via your iPhone and AirPlay is the fact that you have to scroll and swipe around on your iPhone so you might as well be doing your surfing on that device rather than the TV. As we said earlier, it’s ideal if you want other people in the room to see what you are looking at, but otherwise, we’re not sure what you really gain.

Here’s where AirBrowser comes in.

Pros: AirBrowser puts a web browser on your TV screen while reserving the iPhone for controls and a keypad. You get a full desktop view of the web pages.

Cons: Not all elements of web pages worked in AirBrowser. Some forms were difficult to fill in if they used multiple choice. It costs £5.

AirBrowser places controls for browsing the web on your iPhone – so you can swipe around the page, or type using the iPhone keyboard, but the actual web page appears on the TV screen.

Download AirBrowser from the App Store on your iPhone (it costs £4.99)
Open the AirBrowser app.
You will be asked to Connect Second Screen, the animation shows you how, except the animation shows how it worked in iOS 10, rather than iOS 11.
Swipe up on Control Panel and choose Screen Mirroring.
Choose your Apple TV.
Now you should see a browser on the TV screen and a url bar on the iPhone. Tap on the URL bar and enter the name of the site you wish to visit, or a search phrase.
On the TV screen you will either see the website you wished to visit or the results of your Google search.
To scroll down the page swipe upwards with two fingers.
To click on a link use one finger to track to the link and tap.
To go back to the previous page tap on the back arrow at the top of the iPhone interface.
To view all the tabs you have open tap on the central icon that shows 9 dots.
You can view the site as it would appear on desktop or mobile by swiping between the two options at the bottom of the page.

We did encounter a few difficulties using AirBrowser. For example when it came to signing in to use services sometimes we weren’t able to because where a site used a multiple choice selection tool for, say, your date of birth or title, it wasn’t possible to select an option.

At other times we found that we couldn’t play video because it was in Flash. The browser seems to fool the site into thinking it’s a Mac, but of course your TV and your iPhone can’t download Flash so you can’t view the content.

Another issue we had was when viewing iTV player. We were able to get it to play the content but we weren’t able to select full screen view in order for the video player to fill the TV screen. Instead we were able to increase page size by zooming in (pinch to zoom). We had more success with iTV player than any of the other TV services. On my5 we got a video playback errors.

Read more about watching OnDemand TV on your Apple TV here .

Method 3 – Using tvOSBrowser to surf the web on your Apple TV

This one is a little more complicated to set up, but essentially gives you a web browser on your Apple TV. You’ll need an Apple Developer account (which is free), Xcode and a USB-C cable or an adapter. If that doesn’t sound like you it probably won’t be worth you reading any further.

Pros: This is the closest you will get to an web browser app for the Apple TV.

Cons: It’s not easy to install and probably isn’t worth the effort.

Of course if you like tinkering with things like this, then go ahead. This would probably interest you too: How to jailbreak an Apple TV.

We’ll assume you have a developer account. If not you need to set one up here developer.apple.com/account.
Download Xcode from the Mac App Store.
Get a USB-A to USB-C cable.
Download the source code to tvOSBrowser using Xcode (you can get it from here https://github.com/steventroughtonsmith/tvOSBrowser)
This is where it all gets a little complicated. You have to remove some code in order to get the tvOSBrowser to work. We suggest you read this tutorial here .

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Naviguer sur Internet avec son Apple Watch, c'est possible et horrible

Le navigateur µBrowser, disponible au prix de 99 centimes sur l’App Store, étend les fonctionnalités Internet de l’Apple Watch .

L'expérience de navigation est loin d’être idéale, mais elle peut éventuellement dépanner.

µBrowser débarque sur l'App Store

Les Apple Watch sont d’excellentes montres connectées qui profitent de nombreuses qualités, tant en matière de mesures que de fonctionnalités et d’ergonomie. Mais, naturellement, en raison de la taille réduite de leur écran, ces dispositifs n’ont pas vraiment vocation à se substituer à un smartphone lorsqu’il s’agit de naviguer sur Internet. Ainsi, si watchOS intègre bien un navigateur, il se limite à l’ouverture de liens reçus par message et ne permet pas de surfer ou de saisir des recherches.

Toutefois, pour ceux faisant fi du confort de navigation, ou simplement curieux, et qui souhaiteraient quand même tenter l’expérience, l’App Store propose µBrowser, un navigateur développé par Arno Appenzeller. Vendu 99 centimes, il permet de surfer librement sur le web avec une Apple Watch.

Une expérience de navigation très sommaire

Bon, de l’aveu même de son créateur, µBrowser est assez expérimental et reste très brouillon. Il prévient : « µBrowser propose une expérience de navigation très limitée. Déjà, elle est limitée par la taille de l'appareil. Ensuite, il y a des limitations concernant le Javascript et les grandes pages web. La connexion sur ces pages ne fonctionnera probablement pas. Enfin, il n'y a pas de bouton retour, vous devez à chaque fois commencer une nouvelle session . »

Malgré tout, bien que limité, µBrowser reste « un bon moyen de naviguer sur le Web lorsque vous n'avez pas d'autre appareil à proximité », à en croire Arno Appenzeller.

Saisir des URL et faire des recherches via DuckDuckGo

En pratique, le navigateur permet de faire une recherche via DuckDuckGo ou de saisir directement une URL, et l’historique enregistre les pages consultées. Il est également possible de marquer des favoris et d’utiliser l’application compagnon pour gérer les signets.

Vous l’imaginez, selon les retours glanés çà et là, l’expérience de navigation est très variable selon les sites visités. Elle s’avère globalement plus satisfaisante avec ceux possédant plus de textes que d’images. Les internautes qui ont expérimenté le navigateur louent en tout cas la simplicité d’utilisation et la rapidité avec laquelle les pages se chargent, plus ou moins correctement, vous l’aurez compris.

Bref, si µBrowser est limité et perfectible, il a au moins le mérite d’exister.

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How to view and clear your web browsing history in Safari on iPhone or iPad

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Clearing your browsing history on iPhone and iPad in Safari has been a straightforward affair for years now.

Sometimes you want to clear your history to get rid of bloat and streamline your browsing experience. Other times, you're trying to hide a gift purchase from a loved one.

Apple makes it very easy to clear your browsing history on both the iPhone and iPad and we're here to show you how. Here's how you can make a fresh start in Safari and debloat your web browsing experience.

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In Safari, tap the Bookmarks button.
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Privacy on the web matters more than ever in these modern times. Websites store the pages you click on, especially when you sign into a page that can contain personal information about you.

It's great to have a feature like this in Safari — but it would be good to have this automated in iOS 18 . If Apple's web browser could automatically clear history after 24 hours it would be very useful, as you wouldn't leave a trail behind.

Regardless, it's still a good feature, and one you should use every week.

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Recent rumors have held that Apple will be allowing chatbots to integrate more deeply into its operating systems, and it seems that OpenAI is getting the first crack at that with ChatGPT. But Apple is still working on an agreement with Google to do the same with Gemini , according to Gurman. It’s also been rumored to be talking to Anthropic . (Those talks started before OpenAI’s ongoing Scarlett Johansson dust-up , but they underscore why Apple might want more than one iPhone chatbot deal.) Outside of whatever those potential partnerships will mean, Apple’s approach to AI will apparently focus on being practical.

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The Voice Memo app could also get a big boost in AI-generated transcripts, Gurman writes. Selfishly, that will be key for referring to interview recordings, but it could also be handy for, say, students recording their lessons for later reference. Apple devices have similar features already, like auto-generated voicemail transcripts and system-wide captions for videos, audio, and conversations.

The company also reportedly plans to announce AI-powered improvements to on-device Spotlight search, internet searches with Safari, as well as writing suggestions for emails and texts. And the company may also use AI to retouch photos and generate emoji on the fly, based on what you’re texting — a type of feature that seems to consistently lead to trouble for these companies. (See Meta’s gun-toting Waluigi AI stickers or Google’s inappropriately racially diverse nazi pictures .)

Apple could showcase a better, more natural-sounding voice for Siri, based on Apple’s own large language models, as well as better Siri functionality on the Apple Watch. Where it can, Apple’s devices will do all of this stuff locally, but for complicated tasks, they’ll offload processing to Apple’s own M2 Ultra-based servers, Gurman writes. In general, he says devices “released in the last year or so” will gain most of the new on-device AI features.

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OpenAI recently launched their official ChatGPT app for the Mac (before Windows). The macOS app brings most of the functionality from the iPhone version to the desktop — no web browser needed.

Option + Space

Hands-down, the best function of the Mac app is instant ChatGPT access from anywhere with a simple keyboard shortcut. Option + Space is the default, or you can assign your own. Before ChatGPT came to the Mac, I kept a Safari tab pinned to OpenAI’s website. Since I spend the majority of my work week on the Mac, my ChatGPT usage has skyrocketed beyond a few times a day to dozens of instances throughout the day.

Anyway, today I realized that the same Shortcuts supported by ChatGPT on iOS also work with ChatGPT on macOS! In my case, they synced over and just worked. You can also set them up from Shortcuts on the Mac. (Create a new shortcut, select ChatGPT from apps, and add which action you’d like to assign.)

ChatGPT offers two shortcuts: Ask ChatGPT , and Start voice conversation with ChatGPT .

Using the iPhone, I’ve used Ask ChatGPT as a lock screen launcher and occasionally assigned Start voice conversation with ChatGPT to the Action button on my iPhone 15 Pro Max. (I primarily use the Action button to launch Camera. It can get awkward when I forget I changed it, go to take a photo, and ChatGPT opens a voice conversation…)

ChatGPT voice

The system-wide keyboard shortcut fulfills my need for Ask ChatGPT . I’m sure more savvy Shortcuts users could cook up some useful versions of it. It’s the Start voice conversation with ChatGPT action that I think has potential on the Mac. See below:

The only tweak I needed for the Mac is to include it in the menu bar folder and assign Control + Space as the keyboard shortcut to run the action. You can also add an icon to the Dock for initiating a voice conversation. The shortcut even works when the ChatGPT Mac app is closed.

Assistant to the voice assistant

People have already been using ChatGPT voice on iOS to create a generative AI version of Siri. Having this same capability on the Mac enhances voice assistant features on the desktop too. I’ll have to spend more time with it before I determine whether or not actually using ChatGPT voice on the Mac is a good fit, but I think it has potential.

Of course, Siri itself will hopefully learn a thing or two with OpenAI’s help in iOS 18 and macOS 15. We’ll find out for sure on June 10 when Apple unveils its upcoming software improvements.

Oh, and lastly, there’s another way to use ChatGPT and Shortcuts. It turns out ChatGPT is pretty good at giving you step-by-step instructions for how to make a shortcut based on what you’re trying to do. Now imagine a world where Siri and the Shortcuts app itself uses generative AI to integrate that sort of feature directly and with more system access.

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Do you miss iTunes for Mac? Do you really miss Aperture for Mac? Do you have fond memories of iPhoto in MacOS? What if you could run any of these three now defunct apps in modern MacOS Sonoma? With the help of an app called Retroactive, you can do exactly that, installing iTunes, Aperture, and iPhoto, onto modern Macs running MacOS Sonoma (or Ventura, Monterey, Big Sur, and Catalina).

iTunes was the all-in-one app for managing your iDevices, music, TV/movies, and podcasts, but with the introduction of MacOS Catalina, Apple shattered iTunes into multiple pieces, bringing device management into Finder, Apple Music for Music, TV.app for movies and TV content, and Podcasts.app for podcasts content.

iPhoto was the consumer-level photo manager and editor for Mac that has become kind of a cult-classic, and was replaced by the unenthusiastically named (and arguably better equipped) Photos app for Mac.

And Aperture was a wildly popular pro-level photo editor for Mac that was replaced by… Photos? Or a subscription Adobe product like Lightroom? Maybe Pixelmator or Photomator? There hasn’t really been a true Aperture replacement for many Mac users who have fond recollections of Aperture.

Whichever of these apps that you wish to use in MacOS Sonoma, you can with Retroactive. And they’ll run not only in Sonoma, but also in macOS Ventura, Monterey, Big Sur, and Catalina with the help of Retroactive too, but we’re focusing on Sonoma since it’s the latest.

How to Install & Run Aperture, iTunes, iPhoto, on MacOS Sonoma

Get Retroactive from the developer here on github
Right-click on Retroactive and choose “Open” to bypass Gatekeeper (you may need to do this twice, depending on your system settings

Select the app you want to install from the list: iTunes, Aperture, iPhoto
Go through the installation process (note that for some apps like Aperture, you need to have a copy of Aperture available from another Mac to install onto the MacOS Sonoma Mac)

Installing iTunes on MacOS Sonoma with Retroactive

Soon you’ll have Aperture, iTunes, or iPhoto, installed, and all you need to do is open them like any other application to have them up and running on your modern Mac.

Each of these apps continues to work in modern MacOS, though you’ll likely find that iTunes will have issues with modern iPhone or iPad hardware running the latest iOS versions. This isn’t too surprising given that iTunes was killed off five years ago on the Mac, so don’t expect that to work perfectly. Aperture does work just as it always did however, making one wonder why Apple decided to do away with the popular photo editor.

Going beyond Aperture, iTunes, and iPhoto, Retroactive can even go further and expand into more apps with other older Mac operating system as well, enabling the usage of Xcode 11.7, Final Cut Pro 7, Logic Pro 9, and iWork suite 09 in MacOS Mojave, or even macOS High Sierra.

While Retroactive will get these old Mac apps working on your modern MacOS hardware, that doesn’t necessarily mean they’re going to continue working in the future, and it’d be wise to not depend on third party tweaks like this in order to run outdated software. Retroactive actually has an entire document dedicated to transitioning away from these unsupported older apps and into new and modern Mac apps, and that may be worth checking out if you’re not sure where to go next.

Have you ever used Retroactive to install and run Aperture, iTunes, or iPhoto on a modern Mac? What do you think of these apps or this tool in general? Share your perspectives in the comments.

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Michael, the github page has a link to a much longer explanation about how it works.

Tried tin install Retroactive but my computer wouldn’t let me. Said the developer “could not be identified.” Using the latest version of the MacOS so this article above is not valid for me.

As the article mentions, you have to right-click the app and choose “Open” to bypass Gatekeeper. If you don’t want to bypass Gatekeeper (reasonable) and you don’t trust unidentified developers (also reasonable), you won’t want to use any app that requires those compromises.

Most people, including myself and likely yourself included, don’t need iTunes, Aperture, iPhoto, old Xcode anyway. Aperture and iPhoto are superseded by Photos. iTunes functionality is now in Finder and Music.

Apps like Retroactive remind me of Hackintosh, which is super useful for a limited group of people, but widely not applicable.

I never thought I’d hear myself say it, but yes, I do miss iTunes. As a non-subscriber to Apple Music (or any streaming service) I just want to listen to my same old MP3s, and the current Music desktop app is not great at that. A hundred small interface quirks, but they add up. I’m gonna give this a spin.

Some discussion of how these things work would be helpful. What exactly are they doing?

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How to Use the Secret Safari Browser Hidden on Your Apple Watch
Inside the Messages or Mail app, go to the conversation or email you just sent. Tap the URL. It'll open in the secret Safari browser. Tip: To send the URL to yourself, open the iPhone Messages app, tap the compose button, and in the recipient section, type the phone number or email associated with iMessage.
How to access the hidden Safari browser on your Apple Watch
Here are some important things you should know about using the hidden Safari browser on your Apple Watch. Scrolling: You can do this either by using swipe gestures on the screen or using the ...
How to Use Your Apple Watch's Hidden Web Browser (and Why ...
The Apple Watch might not feature Safari in its list of apps, but the browser is indeed there, just waiting to render web pages. While browsing your favorite websites from your wrist may seem convenient, some hurdles still exist. Three Ways to Access the Apple Watch Browser To access the Apple Watch browser, you'll need to tap a link.
Comment utiliser Safari sur l'Apple Watch. Surfez sur le Web avec votre
Vous vous êtes déjà demandé pourquoi il n'y a pas d'application Safari sur votre Apple Watch ? Ou comment être capable de naviguer sur des pages web ou de c...
How to use Safari on Apple Watch. Web Browsing on your watch
Have you ever wondered why there is no Safari app on your Apple Watch? Or how to be able to browse some web pages or to google search some informations on th...
6 Best Web Browsers for Apple Watch in 2022 (Free & Paid)
Note: Webkit Integration is limited to the Apple Watch Series 3. Websites will not load on Apple Watch Series 1 and Series 2. 2. Open Webpage Using Siri on Apple Watch. The other way is to use Siri voice assistant, elaborated below: Courtesy: Arthur Brassart; Step 1: Toggle Siri and say "Hey Siri, search web".
How To Use Safari On Apple Watch
Managing tabs on Safari for Apple Watch offers users the ability to multitask and efficiently navigate between multiple open web pages directly from their wrist. Despite the compact screen size, Safari on the Apple Watch provides a seamless tab management experience, empowering users to stay organized and access multiple web pages with ease.
How to Get Safari Like Web Browser on Apple Watch
First, install the Parrity app on your iPhone from the App Store. Once installed, open the Watch app on your iPhone. Scroll down to the apps section and tap on the Install button next to the Parrity app. The app will be installed on your Apple Watch. Now, open the Parrity web browser on your Apple Watch (it should be in the list of apps) and ...
How To Add Safari To Apple Watch
Safari on Apple Watch is designed to ensure compatibility with a wide range of websites, allowing you to access and interact with various web-based platforms directly from your wearable device. Whether you're accessing news sites, checking your email, or browsing online stores, Safari's compatibility ensures a seamless and responsive browsing ...
How to browse the web on Apple Watch with this hidden browser
Enter text: Tap a text field to type, speak, or spell out some text. Back or Forward: Swipe left/right from the edge of the screen. Normal Web View or Reader View: Tap the URL bar at the top. Reload page: Tap the URL bar at the top. Note: Apple made the right choice by defaulting to Safari Reader.
How to browse the web on an Apple Watch
The µBrowser is described as a Mini Browser on your Watch and arrived on the App Store last week to great acclaim, with a 4.8 rating out of 5 so far. It only costs $0.99/£0.99 too. You can ...
How To Browse The Web on Your Apple Watch! (Full Browser)
App Store Link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/µbrowser/id1590622755In this video I show you how to browse the web on your app watch! You can visit any websit...
Coup de boule ! Voici comment utiliser Safari sur l'Apple Watch
Processus d'accès à Safari via votre montre connectée Apple. Pour pouvoir employer Safari en vous servant de votre Apple Watch, il faut suivre quelques étapes. Commencez d'abord par ouvrir l'application Messages, en appuyant sur le bouton Composer. Puis choisissez-vous comme contact. Tapez ensuite l'URL à l'aide du clavier à l'écran ou ...
Utilisation du navigateur Safari caché sur l'Apple Watch et ajout d
Apple n'affiche pas l'icône Safari sur l'Apple Watch. Les principales raisons en sont le petit écran et sa batterie. Comparée au plus petit smartphone, la plus grande Watch 7 a toujours un petit écran. Pour cette raison, il n'est pas pratique de taper l'adresse du site et d'y afficher les pages Web. De plus, en raison d'autres limitations ...
Safari on Apple Watch
Here's what you need to know about Safari on the Apple Watch: Accessing Safari on Apple Watch To access Safari on your Apple Watch, simply press the Digital Crown on the side of the watch to go to the home screen. From there, you can tap on the Safari icon (which looks like a compass) to launch the app. Browsing the Web on Apple Watch When you ...
Safari
Safari is the world's fastest browser. Enjoy more third-party extensions, powerful privacy protections, and industry-leading battery life. ... history, tabs, and more across Mac, iPad, iPhone, and Apple Watch. And when your Mac, iOS, or iPadOS devices are near each other, they can automatically pass what you're doing in Safari from one ...
Apple Watch Ultra to fill in Safari in Ma…
Apple Watch Ultra to fill in Safari in Mac OS Sonoma. I can use my Apple watch to fill in other browsers easily, but I only have to use Touch ID when using Safari, how can I use it for Safari as well? MacBook Pro (M2 Max, 2023) Posted on May 29, 2024 5:38 AM. Apple Watch Ultra to fill in Safari in Mac OS Sonoma. . Support. Community.
Use Siri on Apple Watch
Say "Hey Siri" or just "Siri," followed by your request. To turn off "Ask Siri," open the Settings app on your Apple Watch, tap Siri, tap Listen for "Siri" or "Hey Siri," then choose Off. Note: The use of "Siri" only is not available in some languages and regions. Press and hold the Digital Crown until you see the ...
APPLE WATCH SAFARI
Posted on Dec 17, 2017 1:44 AM. Hi. Apple Watch does not include a Safari web browser. Some third-party web browser apps are available via the App Store. For example: WatchWeb - The Web Browser for your Watch on the App Store. To search for apps with results automatically filtered to list only results that include an app for Apple Watch, use ...
Cómo activar y usar Safari en el Apple Watch
Esto es posible gracias a que watchOS 5 incorpora soporte de WebKit en dos apps oficiales del reloj: Mail y Mensajes. Veamos cómo podemos utilizarlo. Cómo activar y usar Safari en el Apple Watch. Descubrí este truco hace poco gracias a que me mandé a mí mismo un enlace a través de Mensajes desde el Mac. Al recibirlo en el Apple Watch, vi que se mostraba una pequeña vista previa del ...
Safari sur un modèle d'Apple Watch
Publiée le 26 déc. 2021 à 15h10. Bonjour ! L'Apple Watch ne propose pas d'app Safari. Malgré tout, si vous recevez un email contenant un lien, vous pourrez l'ouvrir depuis la montre. Il est facile de comprendre pourquoi Apple a fait le choix de ne pas introduire Safari dans watchOS.
How to surf the web and use Safari on Apple TV
Tap on Screen Mirroring . Choose your Apple TV. You may be required to enter an AirPlay code for the Apple TV you are connecting too. This code will appear on the TV Screen attached to the Apple ...
Naviguer sur Internet avec son Apple Watch, c'est possible et ...
Le navigateur µBrowser, disponible au prix de 99 centimes sur l'App Store, étend les fonctionnalités Internet de l'Apple Watch.
Safari sur watch
Depeche-Mod. Spécialiste Communautés. Publiée le 29 oct. 2019 à 15h03. Bonjour Pierrelucien, Pour le moment, l'application Safari n'est pas disponible sur l'Apple Watch. Voici le lien des apps Apple qui sont actuellement disponibles sur la dernière version de watchOS : Apps sur l'Apple Watch. J'espère que cela répond à votre question.
How to view and clear your web browsing history in Safari on ...
Tap Clear and select how much history you'd like to clear: the last hour, the last day, 48 hours' worth, or all recorded history. To clear History, tap the Bookmarks button, then choose the History icon. Tap Clear than select how much history you'd like to erase. (Image credit: Future / Apple) One more thing….
Apple's WWDC may include AI-generated emoji and an OpenAI partnership
Apple could showcase a better, more natural-sounding voice for Siri, based on Apple's own large language models, as well as better Siri functionality on the Apple Watch. Where it can, Apple's ...
Apple Releases Safari Technology Preview 195 With Bug Fixes and
Apple designed the ‌Safari Technology Preview‌ to test features that may be introduced into future release versions of Safari. ‌Safari Technology Preview‌ 195 includes fixes and updates ...
Apple Shortcuts and ChatGPT for Mac
Option + Space. Hands-down, the best function of the Mac app is instant ChatGPT access from anywhere with a simple keyboard shortcut. Option + Space is the default, or you can assign your own ...
Install & Run iTunes, Aperture, or iPhoto in MacOS Sonoma with Retroactive
How to Install & Run Aperture, iTunes, iPhoto, on MacOS Sonoma. Get Retroactive from the developer here on github. Right-click on Retroactive and choose "Open" to bypass Gatekeeper (you may need to do this twice, depending on your system settings. Select the app you want to install from the list: iTunes, Aperture, iPhoto.
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