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Chapter 2

Browsing the Web

If your Mac is connected to the Internet, you can use the Safari browser to navigate, or surf, websites. Safari offers features that make it easier to browse the web. For example, you can open multiple pages in a single Safari window, and you can save your favorite sites for easier access.

Open a Web Page in a Tab

Navigate Web Pages

Navigate with the History List

Change Your Home Page

Bookmark Web Pages

Pin a Web Page Tab

Set the Default Zoom Level for a Website

Mute a Web Page Tab

Control Automatic Media Playback for a Website

Display a Web Page Video as Picture-in-Picture

Search for Sites

Download a File

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