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Safari
Smart Search in Safari
When you enter text in the field at the top of the Safari window, Safari suggests matches from your bookmarks and browsing history.
Safari can also send the text you're looking for to a selected search engine for additional suggestions. To select which search engine to use, click the search icon
to the left of the text field. Safari includes built-in support for Google, Yahoo and Bing. If you don't want your text sent to a search engine, you can use Private Browsing mode, or disable this feature from the Privacy pane of Safari preferences.
You can also search within a page. Choose Edit > Find or press Command-F to open Safari's built-in Find tool. Type the words you're looking for and Safari highlights the visible instances of these words on the webpage.
Safari can also send the text you're looking for to a selected search engine for additional suggestions. To select which search engine to use, click the search icon
to the left of the text field. Safari includes built-in support for Google, Yahoo and Bing. If you don't want your text sent to a search engine, you can use Private Browsing mode, or disable this feature from the Privacy pane of Safari preferences. You can also search within a page. Choose Edit > Find or press Command-F to open Safari's built-in Find tool. Type the words you're looking for and Safari highlights the visible instances of these words on the webpage.
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