Only two weeks have passed since the release of version 149 of the Safari Technology Preview and the Cupertinos have just released a new version of their internet browser for testing. On this occasion it does not seem that many new features are included and rather it is an update to add some bug fixes and performance improvements.
It's a Safari somewhat special, since it introduces novelties that will be implemented in the Safari that we all know, but it has the "funny" that Apple lets you install it even if you are not a developer, and that it coexists together with the official Safari on your device Manzana.
Apple just released the version 150 of your browser in testing phase Safari Technology Preview. This new version, in principle, does not provide any appreciable novelty for the user with respect to number 149. Only performance improvements and bug fixes. Collectively, this release affects Web Inspector, CSS, Shadow DOM, JavaScript, Web Animations, Web Share, WebAuthn, Web API, Rendering, and Accessibility.
You can consult in more detail everything that has been corrected and improved on the page Website Apple's official website for developers and specifically for Safari Technology Preview. We can only remember that the current version of Safari Technology Preview, 150, is based on the update of Safari 16 and includes what's new in Safari in macOS Ventura, and iOS 16. Added support for Live Text in videos and images, new web technologies, web push access keys, improved Safari web extensions, and more.
You already know that "in theory" this test browser is intended for developers, but Apple allows you without any problem to install it in parallel with the native version of Safari on your device, no need to have a developer account.
