Safari’s New MCP Server Is Great for Agents
Apple introduces Safari MCP server for web developers, enabling agents to debug code via browser access with DOM, network, and screenshot tools.
Federico Viticci is the founder of MacStories, a leading Apple-focused publication covering apps, automation, AI, and in-depth tech analysis since 2009. Through MacStories, Club MacStories, and multiple podcasts, he delivers trusted insights for creative and professional Apple users worldwide.
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Apple introduces Safari MCP server for web developers, enabling agents to debug code via browser access with DOM, network, and screenshot tools.
Snazzy Labs tests Apple's upcoming Game Porting Toolkit 4 with Metal 4, showing performance leaps for PC games on Mac via CrossOver.
Apple updates Creator Studio with new features across Pixelmator Pro, Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, and more.
Analysis of iPadOS limitations for AI coding agents compared to Mac, focusing on sandboxing and filesystem issues.
Podcast roundup covering WWDC reflections, Thunderbolt hubs, handheld gaming news, and Amazon Prime Day finds.
Apple raises prices across Macs, iPads, and other products due to rising memory and storage costs from AI demand.
Amazon Prime Day 2026 deals on smart home gadgets, cameras, and tech gear recommended by MacStories.
Podcast episodes discussing OS 27 betas, WWDC stories, sitcom recommendations, and tech picks from MacStories.
Bear team releases public beta of Lettera, a new Mac Markdown editor based on Panda, offering standalone file editing and Bear-like features.
A MacStories team update on summer tech gear: batteries, chargers, e-ink note-taking, and gaming handhelds.
Apple's Screen Time overhaul for parents at WWDC offers better controls, but still lacks flexibility and granular features.
iPadOS Shortcuts now allows automating window placement with presets, and MultiSwitcher shortcut resizes foreground windows.
Apple's new AI-powered photo editing features coming this fall: Spatial Reframing, Extend, and an improved Clean Up tool.
Podcast episodes covering WWDC reactions, Computex news, and interviews with Apple Design Award winners.
A hands-on review of Claude Code's new Telegram and Discord bot integrations, covering setup, capabilities, and limitations.
A developer's month-long experiment with OpenAI's Codex, exploring how AI is fundamentally changing software development and the programmer's role.
A review of Comet, Perplexity's new AI-powered 'agentic' web browser for iOS, highlighting its features and limitations.
Anthropic launches Claude Dispatch, a research preview for remote Cowork control from mobile to Mac, with initial testing results.
Review of the Beam browser for iPad and testing Perplexity Computer for web app development.
Analysis of rumored Apple iPhone Fold design and software, arguing it doesn't need iPadOS to be a great tablet-like device.