After a few weeks of beta testing a Safari 7.0.3 for OS X Mavericks, company Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), released last evening the final version of the browser for its Macs. One of the main novelties implemented by Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), has to do with the system of Push notifications, users now having the possibility to manage the websites from which they are received. We now have the possibility to choose from which websites we receive Push notifications, and if we want we can even prevent websites from asking us if we want to receive push notifications in the future.
Moreover, the new version of Safari is now able to recognize the new types of domains marketed for several months. Domains such as .internet, .apple and others will be immediately recognized by the Safari browser, users will no longer be directed to Google to perform a website search. Apart from these, the new version of Safari improves the search methods using the unified search bar and improves the general performance of the application. Safari 6.1.3 is also available for those who have not yet updated to OS X Mavericks, but they do not benefit from all the new features.
New versions of Safari are available for update through OS X's Software Update system.
