As you're using Safari, you will quickly find ways in which it makes full use of the power of this platform. While you're looking at a link, Safari will give it a gentle highlight, helping you to confidently navigate. To follow a link, you can reach out and touch the page, or simply look at the link and tap your fingers together. All of your websites will work beautifully out of the box, thanks to its extensive support for web standards.
This truly is Safari with the same WebKit engine underneath, plus some thoughtful additions for this platform. The similarities are more than skin deep. Tim Horton: Thanks, Etienne! Here we go! When you first open Safari on xrOS, you'll notice it looks familiar, just like the Safari you're used to from iPad and Mac. So let's start by taking a look at Safari in action. And the web really shines on this new device. We took great care to build the best browser possible. It's not every year that we get to bring the web to a brand new platform, so this session means a lot to us. We would like to introduce you to the new Safari for spatial computing. And I'm joined by my teammate, Tim Horton. I'm Etienne Segonzac, an engineer on the Safari team. ♪ Mellow instrumental hip-hop ♪ ♪ Etienne Segonzac: Hi there! Welcome to our session.
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