This will open a little side window where you can type a quick note about the content that you highlighted.
Just highlight a section of the website (it could be text or an image), select the More menu, and select New Quick Note.
Safari also comes with the option to create a Quick Note while you’re browsing, another handy research tool that’s very easy to use. Those tools are all still here they just take some extra steps to access now. The Three-Dot Menu in Safari is now home to options like Share, Bookmark, and Reader View. You can switch back to the Big Sur design at any time if you prefer it, but we suggest at least spending a few minutes with the Compact mode to see if you like it.Īpple has also switched where some Safari tools are located. There’s a new minimalistic Compact design option for the toolbar, and tabs will adjust their colors depending on the webpage you’re currently on. There are also some visual changes in Safari. It’s an effective tool when researching for projects or classes.
#Macos monterey will have old safari plus#
The Sidebar/Tab Groups tool (it looks like two windows with a plus sign in one) is new here, and when you select it from the Toolbar, it will give you a drop-down menu where you can create and label tab groups, make a new tab with the Safari tabs you currently have open, and access old groups that you have created. That starts with Tab Groups, which you can find by right-clicking at the top of your Safari window to see Toolbar Options. Then, drag new options into your Safari toolbar to customize it. Show 3 more items New Tab Groups and tab managementīoot up Safari for the first time after switching to MacOS Monterey, and you’ll see an alert about new Safari changes, starting with more tab options.
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