Safari Now Auto-Organizes Tabs

Apple's Safari browser in macOS 27 has introduced a new feature for automatic tab organization, which uses Apple Intelligence to group tabs by topic without requiring user input. This feature is not enabled by default and can be activated in Safari settings by selecting 'Automatically Create Topics' under the Tabs menu.

To use the automatic tab organization feature, users must update their Mac to macOS 27. Once updated, they can enable the feature in Safari settings. The process is straightforward: open Safari, go to its settings, look for the Tabs menu, and select 'Automatically Create Topics'.

The automatic tab organization feature processes data on-device, without sending browsing history to Apple. This means that users can enjoy the benefits of organized tabs without compromising their privacy. Additionally, an alternative option, 'Show Related Tabs', provides suggestions for tab groups without automatically grouping them, giving users more control over their browsing experience.

## Why it matters The new feature is a welcome upgrade for users who often find themselves lost in a sea of open tabs. With automatic tab organization, Safari can keep all tabs organized without requiring user input, saving time and reducing clutter. For example, if a user opens multiple webpages about the same topic, Safari will likely create a group with all of them, making it easier to find and manage related tabs.

The feature is particularly useful for users who work on multiple projects or research topics at the same time, as it helps to keep related tabs organized and easily accessible. With macOS 27 and the new Safari feature, users can enjoy a more streamlined and efficient browsing experience.