Experimental Webkit Features

This reply is genius! I’m currently running iOS beta 13.5 and have felt some disturbances in my Safari browser... so I checked this, line for line there are 52 total. However, I did notice a selection you chose to be turned OFF when really you can benefit from it being ON. Line 6, Automatic HTTPS upgrade. Turning this on will only give you extra security without inconvenience. Cheers!

Seems that way (guinea), but helping Apple is helping ourselves) and I don't mind helping Apple, I'm Apple by being here, but I'll leave the helping to others my Safari actually works better without those features, after all they are Experimental.

All turned off in Mac also...

I'm allowed...

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If these are "experimental" features, why are most of them enabled by default? It would seem that iOS Safari users are thrust into the role of guinea pig by Apple. Hmm....

Yes disable all...they are mostly for developers...

Good point. What I posted was the default values for the features.