HoverSeeįrom the name itself, HoverSee allows Safari users to hover over the mouse pointer on any link, title or image and see its zoomed content preview. The extension can be set as a default search engine in Safari’s Preferences panel. It protects and gives searchers’ privacy and security from prying eyes. It does not keep any record of searches made.
DuckDuckGoĭuckDuckGo is an internet search engine that protects users and searchers’ history from getting tracked. It prevents the user from opening displayed advertisements of products previously checked on favorite online shops. With Adblock, you can choose to block all annoying ads and focus more on website content you want. Its purpose is to block and prevent advertisements from showing up on websites. AdblockĪdblock was created in December 2009 by Michael Gundlach ( source). Below are some Safari extensions used to boost productivity.
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It is an excellent browser for Mac users with its clean aesthetic, ease of use and highly optimized UI for compatibility with other Apple devices. ( source) Safari Browser Extensionsĭeveloped by Apple, Safari is a default web browser for Apple devices such as Mac, iPhone, and iPad. Last in line was Microsoft Edge in March 2016. Google Chrome (4th version) and Safari (5th version) followed a year later (2010). Another web browser, Opera version 10 which was released in 2009, did the same. Five years later, Firefox followed and also supported browser extensions. It pioneered in allowing developers to add functionality to a browser and enhance its user interface (UI). The first browser that supported extensions was Microsoft Internet Explorer 5th version which was released in 1999. This blog post lists and describes the top 10 browser extensions commonly used to boost productivity hosted by Safari (for Mac users) and Chrome (for non-Mac users). More than wants, usage of browser extensions has become a necessity for many internet users, creating a more pleasant browsing experience.
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