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Gone through the list and changed a few experimental settings. This frightens me yet need a change in parts that have been backwards, unreliable, communication needed an upgrade. Wrote down and screen shot a few changes. Computer lingo is not my first or second language.
Does anyone have a clue?
I am a novice. Was just wondering about them and what they do. Your telling me to make sure they are all off/disabled on all my devices. Correct?
Thank you in advance for your help!
I am a novice. Was just wondering about them and what they do. Your telling me to make sure they are all off/disabled on all my devices. Correct?
Thank you in advance for your help!
Some are on by default. Turning them on and off probably won’t affect your browsing experience much, but they are experimental, so safari might run into some bugs. If it does, click on the link I have provided above (reset settings to defaults).
Clenster2 wrote:
I am a novice. Was just wondering about them and what they do. Your telling me to make sure they are all off/disabled on all my devices. Correct?
Thank you in advance for your help!
The only one that seems to matter is the last one: requestidleCallback. If this is on it can prevent adding a gmail account to the built in Mail app. You can still use the gmail app rather than the Apple Mail app, and doing so has 2 benefits: It supports Google’s 2 factor authentication, and it supports Push email.
Are you a web developer?
Are you testing your website for compatibility with the features?
If not, you shouldn’t be using any of them.
What is your actual problem that you thought might be fixed by these experimental features?
Which ones should I use and which ones to avoid. What do each one of them actually do. I have an iPhone X
Talona5059 wrote:
Which ones should I use and which ones to avoid.
What is your reason for wanting to mess with them?
Safari - Advanced - Experimental WebKit Features
