
Apple is using AI to tackle Safari's extension limitations by enabling users to create extensions through a process called 'vibe-coding.' This feature allows users to describe desired functionalities, which Safari then turns into working extensions using Apple Intelligence. This move aims to close the gap with rival browsers like Chrome and Firefox, which offer more extensive extension libraries. Alongside this, Apple is introducing AI-driven features such as automatic tab categorization and password management, reflecting a strategic integration of AI into Safari. These updates could enhance Safari's competitiveness in the browser market.
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