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Internet Security - Safari
Safari is a web browser developed by Apple based on the WebKit engine. It comes included in the iOS and is said to be slightly different from other browsers.
Auto-download Updates
Updates for Safari are handled by System Preferences → Software Update located under the Apple menu. Set to Daily updates.
Block Pop-ups
Go to Safari Menu – Preferences – Security tab and make sure the “Block pop-up windows” box is checked.
Block Plugins/Phishing
Go to Safari menu → Preferences → Security tab and uncheck the “Enable plug-ins” box.
Delete Passwords
Go to Safari menu → Preferences → AutoFill tab and uncheck the "user names and passwords" box.
Java/JavaScript
Go to Safari menu → Preferences → “Enable JavaScript” checked.
Block Cookies
Go to Safari menu → Preferences → Privacy tab and select “Block cookies: From third parties...”.
Disable Auto-Open of Open Files
In Safari, you can choose not to open them after downloading, go to the Safari Menu – Preferences – General tab. Uncheck the box that says Open "safe" files...
