Safari: Safari is the default web browser that comes with your Mac OS X designed by Apple based on the Apple's WebKit engine.It was first released in 2003 with Mac OS X 10.3 – Panther, then a mobile version was included in iOS devices since the introduction of the iPhone in 2007. The pop-up blocker for Mac computers is accessible through the Web content section of Safari's settings. From the menu along the top of the Safari window, choose Safari Preferences. The keyboard shortcut to Safari's Preferences page is Command+,. The first step to updating your Safari browser is checking if your Mac actually has any available system updates. If you have macOS Mojave or later, upgrades will come via your System Preferences.
If Safari is your go-to browser on the Mac, then I'm sure that is a problem. It's natural to want the Dark Mode everywhere in Safari when you are browsing. So, you have Night Shift.
macOS Big Sur brings a lot of exciting customization options into Safari. Now you can alter its looks to suit your working style & liking, from changing the start page background to adjusting favorites, Siri Suggestion, Reading List, iCloud Tabs, etc. In this post, we are going to guide you on how to change the Safari background in macOS Big Sur.
Quite like wallpapers, a great background image could help you get into the groove. Apple has very graciously offered some fitting Safari backgrounds, or you can choose a custom one.
Oh yes! Whether a color bomb or something subtle or a family photo, you can set anything as Safari's background, here's how:
How to Set Custom Background in Safari in macOS Big Sur
- Open Safari on your Mac & click on the three-toggle icon from the bottom-right of the home screen.
- An icon menu will pop up, scroll through the default background options, or Click on '+' to add a custom one.
- Browse through the folders and select the image you want to set as a background in Safari
- Click on an image to see a translucent preview of it as the background
- Once you have made the choice, click on Choose to confirm.
And that's how easy it is to set a custom wallpaper to Safari start page. While it may seem a small change, but it surely adds character to your Safari.
- Open Safari on your Mac & click on the three-toggle icon from the bottom-right of the home screen.
- An icon menu will pop up, scroll through the default background options, or Click on '+' to add a custom one.
- Browse through the folders and select the image you want to set as a background in Safari
- Click on an image to see a translucent preview of it as the background
- Once you have made the choice, click on Choose to confirm.
And that's how easy it is to set a custom wallpaper to Safari start page. While it may seem a small change, but it surely adds character to your Safari.
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Note: When you wish to change the custom Safari Background, you will have to delete the existing one first. Open Safari start page → three-toggle icon → click the ‘x' & then tap ‘+' to add a new one.
But what if you prefer a plain jane, no background Safari start page? Disable the setting as easily, open Safari → three-toggle icon → uncheck the Background Image option.
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Safari has sort of had a facelift in macOS Big Sur, and customizable start page is the start. Apple's default browser now incorporates incredible features such as Favicons in the tab, website previews, built-in translation tools, better password monitoring, and even a Privacy report tool.
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In all honesty, we think these smart additions to Safari is enough to lure users to upgrade to macOS Big Sur. What are your views, share it with us in the comment section below.
