Apple is adding vertical tabs and an Adaptive Dark Mode to Safari with iOS 27.3, iPadOS 27.3 and macOS Golden Gate 27.3. The December updates will also expand Siri's browser controls, including organizing tabs and clearing site-specific history, with a later feature allowing Siri to understand and answer questions about content across multiple open webpages. MacRumors reports: Vertical Tabs are located on the left side of the display and use icons by default to save space, but there is an option to make the tab bar wider to show website titles as well. Vertical Tabs work with both Topics and Tab Groups to keep things organized. Topics are created when automatic Apple Intelligence tab sorting is turned on in iOS 27. Pinning tabs by dragging, quickly swapping between Tab Groups, and other features also continue to work. [...] Apple is adding Adaptive Dark Mode for websites that don't have a dark mode design option by default. If you use Dark Mode and then browse to a website with a bright background color, Safari will offer an option to "Try" Adaptive Dark Mode. After tapping Try, Safari renders a Dark Mode version of the page that makes the background darker, changes text contrast, inverts logos and graphics, recolors vector artwork, lifts raised surfaces, and rebalances layered shadows. Each website will be adapted based on what's needed to make it readable, so not every tweak is applied to every site. You can opt to turn Adaptive Dark Mode on for all sites or on a site-by-site basis after using it. If a site has a native dark mode or has a dark design already, Adaptive Dark Mode won't activate. Developers can also add a tag that causes Safari to ignore Adaptive Dark Mode and show the website as the developer intended. Read more of this story at Slashdot.

Apple is adding vertical tabs and an Adaptive Dark Mode to Safari with iOS 27.3, iPadOS 27.3 and macOS Golden Gate 27.3. The December updates will also expand Siri's browser controls, including organizing tabs and clearing site-specific history, with a later feature allowing Siri to understand and a...

First betas of iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS and visionOS 27.3 arrive with Xcode 27.3, which adds GitHub Copilot and StoreKit multiseat subscriptions.

Apple is adding vertical tabs and an Adaptive Dark Mode to Safari with iOS 27.3, iPadOS 27.3 and macOS Golden Gate 27.3. The December updates will also expand Siri's browser controls, including organizing tabs and clearing site-specific history, with a later feature allowing Siri to understand and answer questions about content across multiple open webpages. MacRumors reports: Vertical Tabs are located on the left side of the display and use icons by default to save space, but there is an option to make the tab bar wider to show website titles as well. Vertical Tabs work with both Topics and Tab Groups to keep things organized. Topics are created when automatic Apple Intelligence tab sorting is turned on in iOS 27. Pinning tabs by dragging, quickly swapping between Tab Groups, and other features also continue to work. [...] Apple is adding Adaptive Dark Mode for websites that don't have a dark mode design option by default. If you use Dark Mode and then browse to a website with a bright background color, Safari will offer an option to "Try" Adaptive Dark Mode. After tapping Try, Safari renders a Dark Mode version of the page that makes the background darker, changes text contrast, inverts logos and graphics, recolors vector artwork, lifts raised surfaces, and rebalances layered shadows. Each website will be adapted based on what's needed to make it readable, so not every tweak is applied to every site. You can opt to turn Adaptive Dark Mode on for all sites or on a site-by-site basis after using it. If a site has a native dark mode or has a dark design already, Adaptive Dark Mode won't activate. Developers can also add a tag that causes Safari to ignore Adaptive Dark Mode and show the website as the developer intended. Read more of this story at Slashdot.

Apple's Latest Software Betas Bring Long-Awaited Safari Improvements Apple is finally addressing one of Safari's most frequently requested browser features: vertical tabs. With the arrival of iOS 27.3, iPadOS 27.3, and macOS 27.3 Developer Beta 1, Apple is introducing a redesigned tab experience alongside a collection of new browser capabilities, including Adaptive Dark Mode and deeper Siri AI integration. Although Safari remains the default browser for Apple's enormous ecosystem of customers, it has historically lagged behind competitors such as Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge in certain productivity features.

Appleは日本時間11月4日、「iOS 27.3」「iPadOS 27.3」「macOS 27.3」「tvOS 27.3」「visionOS 27.3」「watchOS 27.3」の第1のベータ版を開発者向けにリリースしました。 パブリックベータ版はまだのようです。 iOS 27.3のイメージ：MacRumors

A New Era for Safari Across Apple's Ecosystem Apple is preparing one of its most interesting Safari updates in recent years. The first developer betas of iOS 27.3, iPadOS 27.3, and macOS 27.3 introduce several significant browser improvements, including vertical tabs, an automatic dark-mode experience for unsupported websites, and expanded Siri AI capabilities. These changes suggest Apple is moving Safari beyond a traditional web browser toward a more intelligent, customizable browsing experience.

Apple today seeded the first betas of upcoming iOS 27.3 and iPadOS 27.3 updates to developers, with the betas coming a week after iOS 27.2 and iPadOS 27.2 were released. Registered developers can down...

本日、Appleが開発者向けに「iPadOS 27.3 beta 1」をリリースしましたが、「iPadOS 27.3 beta 1」では対応する「iPad」のカメラアプリでも「Siriモード」が利用可能になりました。 「iOS 27」では「

Next-generation Apple Intelligence and Siri AI bring helpful features to iOS 27, iPadOS 27, macOS Golden Gate, watchOS 27, and visionOS 27.

Starting today with the iOS 27.3, iPadOS 27.3, macOS 27.3, and visionOS 27.3 betas, a new Developer Preview enables any developer to integrate their app with Siri AI, giving businesses and developers new ways to reach and serve their customers. Siri AI, an all-new version of Siri that's deeply more capable, conversational and personal, is designed to be deeply integrated into Apple's operating systems and the apps people use every day, including apps from our vast ecosystem of developers.

Starting today with the iOS 27.3, iPadOS 27.3, macOS 27.3, and visionOS 27.3 betas, a new Developer Preview enables any developer to integrate their app with Siri AI, giving businesses and developers new ways to reach and serve their customers. Siri AI, an all-new version of Siri that's deeply more capable, conversational and personal, is designed to be deeply integrated into Apple's operating systems and the apps people use every day, including apps from our vast ecosystem of developers.

The first iOS 27.3 developer beta is out with a redesigned Health app, a new Vertical Tabs option for Safari, and more. The post Apple Releases First 27.3 Developer Betas for iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and watchOS appeared first on Thurrott.com.