Safari, the web browser developed by Apple for its Mac operating system, is turning 20 years old this year.
Since its initial release in 2003, Safari has come a long way in terms of features and performance. It was one of the first browsers to adopt the WebKit rendering engine, which helped it to load pages faster and more efficiently. Safari has also been at the forefront of browser security, implementing features such as Sandboxing and anti-phishing protections to keep users safe while browsing the web.
Over the years, Safari has continued to evolve and improve, adding support for new web standards and technologies such as HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript. It has also introduced convenient features like Reader Mode, which allows users to view articles in a clean, easy-to-read format, and iCloud Keychain, which stores and auto-fills passwords and credit card information for easy online shopping.
Safari has come to be known for its sleek design and intuitive user interface, making it a popular choice for Mac users. It is also available for iOS, allowing users to sync their browsing history and bookmarks across devices.
As Safari celebrates its 20th anniversary, it remains a top choice for Mac users and a formidable player in the web browser market. Here's to many more years of fast, secure, and convenient browsing

