OS X Mavericks could not come without a major version of Safari, so Apple announced the official release of Safari 7 for Macs. The new version of the browser offers more functionality to the sidebar, so now you can see both the Reading List and the bookmarks/but also share information quickly. Apple claims that the new version of its browser loads web pages very quickly and achieves this performance by dedicating a separate process for each tab, something that Google Chrome has implemented for quite some time.
Having iCloud at their disposal, those from Apple thought of implementing a system called iCloud keychain that allows the synchronization of confidential information with iCloud, being automatically displayed in the necessary fields in Safari 7. The browser will be part of the final version of the OS X Mavericks.
