Notes: Safari is available by updating your Mac to the latest version of OS X. By clicking the download button you'll be redirected to the OS X El Capitan download page in the Mac app Store.
Only Safari 5 is available for Windows, and it is not supported by Apple. Recent versions of the browser do not support Windows.
Yes, with functionality depending on the platform. On Mac OS, this is automatically offered to the user. On the iPhone, select Share on the bottom-side menu, and then select Bing Translate. This will automatically translate the current web page using Bing.
The Reading List is a special set of bookmarks. It is used to store pages that you want to read or have access to later. It is notable in that if you are signed into iCloud via the browser, then your Reading List will be synced to any device that is also signed into iCloud, including iPods, iPads, iPhones and desktop computers.
The answer to this question depends on platform and operating conditions. On Mac OS it is widely agreed that Safari is the faster of the two browsers, while on the iPhone it is more comparable. On Windows, Chrome is much faster, as the latest versions of Apple's web browser are not available for that operating system.
On Mac, while the browser is running, click Safari in the top left hand corner. Then select Preferences, followed by Privacy. You can then press "Remove All Data..." to totally empty your cache. On the iPhone, open Settings and find the browser there. Then, select "Clear History and Website Data".
As above, enter the Preferences screen. Click Security, then check or uncheck "Block pop-up windows". Similarly, you can enable or disable pop-ups for Safari on the iPhone using the app's Settings menu.
On iOS devices using Safari, you can enable Do Not Track to prevent websites from tracking, among other metrics, the web page that linked you to that website, and what links you click from there. This is not foolproof, as Do Not Track is simply a request sent by the browser. It can be enabled by via the browser's Settings menu.
Tests by various research groups and reviewers indicate that Safari is faster when loading simpler web pages, at least as of this writing, but Firefox performs better both in speed and accuracy when rendering advanced HTML5 webpages.
The same steps used to clear your cache, in the question above, also remove all of your browsing history by default. You may remove individual history items on an iOS device by entering Bookmarks, then History, then swiping left on an entry. On Mac OS, simply click History on the top menu bar to access your options.
On Mac OS, press Apple and + or -. On iOS, move two fingers in opposite directions.
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