The pushpin will glow blue, signifying that the site will forever occupy that place until you decide otherwise, regardless of whether your browsing habits change down the road. While in this editing mode, you may also want to give the Small, Medium, and Large buttons a try on the lower right side. By default, Top Sites uses a four-by-three grid the Medium option , giving you 12 total slots for keeping your favorite and frequently-visited sites just a click away. The Small view my personal favorite gives you a six-by-four grid; a slot dashboard of your personal slice of the Web.
For sites that you prefer to not see in Top Sites, click the close button to vote it off the proverbial island. You might also want to run the latest version of Safari because it has new features.
You can check the compatibility of your device with the latest version of macOS here. If you want to update not only Safari but all your apps, use MacKeeper. This intuitive Mac security and optimization tool allows you to update all your apps in just one click.
Download and launch MacKeeper 2. Select Update Tracker on the left. With a single click, you can take care of Safari and any other apps that need updating. Now you can simply update macOS instead of manually updating Safari.
However, you can downgrade your macOS , thereby downgrading Safari too. Yes, you can update Safari without the need to update a Mac. It can be done by manually updating the browser from the App Store.
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We respect your privacy and use cookies for the best site experience. Since the Top Sites was introduced, it has undergone a few changes and updates, resulting in some features requiring slightly different methods to access them. The Top Sites feature automatically keeps track of how often you visit websites and displays the ones you visit most.
Still, you're not stuck with the results. It's easy to add, delete, and manage your Top Sites. In Safari 7 through Safari 12, select the grid icon at the left side of the Bookmarks bar. Next to New windows open with , select Top Sites. To edit your Top Sites, hover the cursor over the Top Sites thumbnails to reveal icons that let you delete a page or pin it to its current location, which prevents the thumbnail from moving around on the page.
Rearrange thumbnails by clicking and dragging a thumbnail to a new location on the Top Sites page. Select the X icon to delete the page from the Top Sites. There are three options for the size of the thumbnails in Top Sites and two ways to make the changes.
Beginning with Safari 7, Apple moved the thumbnail size and number of sites per page to the Safari preferences. Select Preferences from the Safari menu. Choose the General tab.
Select the Top Sites shows drop-down menu and select 6 , 12 , or 24 sites. To add a page to Top Sites, open the web page and either drag its URL to the open Top Sites screen or to the Top Sites icon at the upper-left corner of the current screen.
You can also add a page to Top Sites by dragging a link from a web page, an email message, or another document to the Top Sites icon. To permanently delete a page from Top Sites, hover the cursor over the page you want to delete and select the X that appears in the upper-left corner of the page's thumbnail. To pin a page in Top Sites so that another page cannot replace it, hover over the thumbnail image and click the pushpin icon that appears in the upper-left corner.
The icon changes color from black-and-white to blue-and-white to indicate it is pinned. To unpin a page, select the pushpin again. The icon changes from blue-and-white to black-and-white when it is unpinned.
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