What is WebKit in Safari?

WebKit is a powerful technology engine that lives inside the Safari web browser. Think of it like this:

• The Translator: WebKit understands the languages of the web (HTML, CSS, and JavaScript) and translates them into the visual websites and apps you see on your screen.
• The Taskmaster: It handles behind-the-scenes work like loading images, playing videos, and making those interactive forms function properly.
• The Rule Enforcer: WebKit maintains a set of rules for how websites are structured and how they communicate with the internet, keeping your browsing experience safe and secure.

Apple built Safari on top of WebKit, and every improvement brought to WebKit by developers translates into new features and enhancements for the Safari browser itself. This means new capabilities for web designers, better-looking websites, and a safer browsing experience for you.

Discover the latest in web browsing with Safari 15.4!, a recent update for Apple devices, that packs exciting new features within WebKit. Expect smoother experiences, better visuals, and tighter security. Get ready for websites that feel faster, look incredible, and keep you safer than ever.

WebKit is like the powerful engine inside Safari that helps websites run smoothly. With this new update, the WebKit engine gets some upgrades to make it even better!