06.08.2023
You've long been able to turn any website into an app on your Mac, but with macOS Sonoma, Apple has made it so easy that you're going to do it.
Now you can forget hunting through bookmarks and favorites for that site you need every day. And, what's more, you can also forget having to dig for it through all the tabs, tab groups, and windows you have open in Safari.Tab groups are excellent for organizing sites, but when you need one you know you've opened somewhere, they are still a chore to search through.Read more...
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