Apple's Safari browser in macOS 27 now includes an automatic tab organization feature. This new functionality groups open tabs by topic, such as 'Video Games' for multiple pages about GTA VI, using Apple Intelligence.
The feature is not enabled by default and requires users to navigate to Safari settings, select the 'Tabs' menu, and choose 'Automatically Create Topics' under 'Organize Tabs'.
The AI-driven organization processes tab content on-device. This ensures that Apple does not access or store users' browsing history related to this feature.
For users who prefer more control, Safari also offers a 'Show Related Tabs' option. This setting provides suggestions for tab groups without automatically organizing them, allowing users to manually accept or reject the groupings.
These new tab management features are available to users who have updated their Mac to macOS 27.
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macOS 27 updates Safari with new automatic tab organization and related tab suggestions, utilizing Apple Intelligence to group tabs by topic. This feature aims to help users manage numerous open tabs more efficiently without manual intervention.