In this guide, we’ll walk you through the simple steps to make Safari your defaultbrowser.
Alternatively, you’re free to access Safari from the Applications folder in Finder.
Once you’ve located the Safari icon, simply hit it to launch the surfing app.
For iPhone and iPad users, Safari is readily accessible from the home screen.
Look for the familiar compass icon with blue and white hues, representing theSafari online window.
As Safari launches, take a moment to explore its various features and functionalities.
A drop-down menu will appear, and you’re able to select “Preferences” from the list.
Alternatively, you could use thekeyboard shortcut"Command + ," to swiftly get into the preferences window.
For iPhone and iPad users, the process of accessing Safari preferences is equally straightforward.
Simply launch Safari and tap the “Aa” icon located in the address bar.
This will reveal a menu with options such as “Request Desktop Website” and “controls.”
Tap on “options” to access Safari’s preferences on your iOS equipment.
For iPhone and iPad users, confirming the default web client change is seamlessly integrated into the iOS ecosystem.
