Hi,
The new Safari profiles is little confusing, what I understand is that when I create a book mark folder in one profile it shouldn't appear in the second profile, but now they all appear so what's the use of profiling ?
Kindest Regards
Hello ammarfromdoha,
Welcome to the Apple Support Communities.
It is expected for each Safari profile should have its own set of favorites as well as separate browsing history, cookies, website data, extensions and Tab Groups.
Please follow the article for your device to be sure you have separate profiles enabled as suggested:
If you continue to notice that all profiles have the same favorites, please contact Apple Support for additional help: Apple Support.
All the best!
Hello ammarfromdoha,
Welcome to the Apple Support Communities.
It is expected for each Safari profile should have its own set of favorites as well as separate browsing history, cookies, website data, extensions and Tab Groups.
Please follow the article for your device to be sure you have separate profiles enabled as suggested:
If you continue to notice that all profiles have the same favorites, please contact Apple Support for additional help: Apple Support.
All the best!
Hi ammarfromdoha,
Looking back at the first page we shared, we see that Bookmarks will be shared between Safari profiles:
Use profiles in Safari on Mac - Apple Support
Bookmarks
Bookmarks, including favorites, are available to all profiles via the Bookmarks menu or sidebar. But the Favorites bar, which you can show or hide from the View menu, is shared differently:
• The Favorites bar is shared only between profiles that are set up to use the same favorites folder.
• Private browsing windows use the Favorites bar of the default profile only.
If you're still not seeing your bookmarks, we'd advise to contact Apple Support, so they can take look.
Take care!
Hello ammarfromdoha,
Please check the section: "Open links with profiles
By default, links from outside of Safari open in the profile used most recently. But you can make links to specific websites open in a specific profile. For example, you might want to open links to your company's website in your Work profile, or open links to your school's website in your School profile.
This feature works only with links opened from outside of Safari, such as links in Mail, Messages, the Finder, or other apps. The link opens in the profile you chose for that website, unless the website is already open in another profile.
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If you still need help, please contact Apple Support: Get Support
Cheers.
Hi,
thanks allot for the replay, I noticed that from all things you mentioned you didn’t list bookmarks and reading list ? So they are shared between profiles ? I’ll go through the links you sent.
Kindest Regards
Thanks allot for your replay, but my concern was having separate bookmarks for each profile which is very confusion, for example Apple Documentation says Tab Groups isn't shared between profiles while I see its shared, Tab Groups of each profiles shows in other profile !
Kindest Regards
Sorry an update now it's not shared there's a bug I think. Even here I can't edit my previous replay !
Safari Profiles
