Amaya Toman Also this week, as part of our series on native Apple apps, we'll continue exploring the Safari web browser for Mac. This time we'll take a closer look at downloading content, sharing websites, and working with the Wallet app.
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In Safari, just like in any other browser, you can download all kinds of content - from media files to documents to application installation files. You can monitor the download process on the right side of the bar at the top of the application window, by clicking on the appropriate icon (see gallery) you can show or hide the download list. If you're downloading an archive (compressed file), Safari will unzip it after downloading. If you're downloading a file that you've already downloaded in the past, Safari will delete the older duplicate file to save money. To change the destination for saving files downloaded from Safari, click the bar at the top of your Mac's screen on Safari -> Preferences. Here, select the General tab, click the Download Locations menu, and select the destination location.
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You must have noticed the share button in Safari on Mac. After clicking on it, you can share the website through Mail, Messages, Notes, Reminders and other applications and services. By clicking the Apple menu in the upper left corner of the screen -> System Preferences -> Extensions, you can specify which items appear in the sharing menu. You can also add tickets, tickets or airline tickets to the Wallet app on your iPhone through Safari. Both devices must be signed in to the same iCloud account. In Safari, all you have to do is click on Add to Wallet on the selected ticket, airline ticket or other item.
