We are living in the age of personalization, and we want everything custom-tailored to fit one’s mood and taste. The expectation of personalized experience extends to the browser as well.
As an Apple product fan, I always admired the passion of Cupertino designers to create unique experiences. Safari, the default browser for Apple phones, tablets, and Macs, gives you several options to customize the browser according to your own needs and taste. Here’s how to customize the Safari browser in Mac for a better browsing experience. Here we will share all the tips which you can customize the safari browser layout in Mac for better user experience.
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Tips to Customize Safari Browser on Mac
Monotony kills the passion, and the best possible way to keep the passion ignited is to experiment. It is very natural to get bored with the regular appearance of the Safari browser on Mac. Thankfully, you have several ways to customize the default browser of your Apple Mac not only to change the look but make it more personal and user-friendly. Let’s start exploring and experimenting with the Safari browser and make it better to boost productivity.
Keep Safari Browser in Dock for Easy Access

If you are a new Mac user, your Safari is available for browsing the internet by default in the Dock either at the side of the screen or the bottom. However, it depends on the setting of the Dock. If you cannot find the blue icon with a compass image in the Dock, you can find it anytime using the “Finder” in the “Application” folder. All you need to do is drag and drop the icon in your Dock and make a shortcut path for quick access to the browser. Once you are done with the adding process, right-click on the Safari icon and select “Options > Keep in Dock” to keep it there in Dock forever.