For the first time ever, Safari is actually usable on MacOS. Might actually tempt me away from being a Brave Chad since Safari syncs all your shit with your iPhone.

Is it the most private browser, now?

>>106165008 (OP)
Good, because the one antiblock (Adguard) I used to have on Safari was leaking all my fucking history in a text document in a cache folder.

>>106165008 (OP)
if they made it so extensions could operate without having to remember to open the associated program it would be nice
also safari on linux
would get me to consider using this

what's the use case for Safari? I am on a macbook but never use this browser. for regular browsing I use firefox and for development chrome. I really don't know why I should use Safari. even on my iphone I don't use it.
and btw here's the link to the appstore: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ublock-origin-lite/id6745342698

>>106165384
>if they made it so extensions could operate without having to remember to open the associated program it would be nice
it can still function (e.g. blocking ads on pages you visit), but adguard for example can't do shit in the background without the app open, even if the window is closed (you can still see it on the top bar).
I think this is a good thing because if I quit something on macos, I know it has fucking quit.

>>106165083
uBlock Origin LITE came to safari, not uBlock Origin. The difference between lite and normal is that lite still allows requests to go through, but blocks the elements for ads. It has no impact on trackers.

>>106165008 (OP)
>can't import my own lists

>>106165008 (OP)
I use adguard

>>106165519
thanks for clearing that up anon. good to know