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For standard Safari (not technology preview) 17.0 on Ventura "Swap Processes on Cross-Site Window Open" is already enabled (and labeled Stable) for me. I did no
by kickdaddy 3y ago
For standard Safari (not technology preview) 17.0 on Ventura "Swap Processes on Cross-Site Window Open" is already enabled (and labeled Stable) for me. I did not enable it so it's possible Apple already enabled this and their description of how to enable etc. is out of date.
Edit: The below comment is correct, I was looking at a similarly named item "Swap Processes on Cross-Site Navigation" - it appears this is not enabled by default right now.
- fh9302 3y agoAlso enabled by default for me on macOS 14.1. Edit: It appears I confused it with a similarly named flag. It doesn't appear to be enabled on macOS yet by default.
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- t-sauer 3y agoI also checked on my iPhone which I just upgraded to 17.1 and the flag is present and already enabled there as well. Edit: Seems like I got confused by the other very similar feature flag as well.
- cedws 3y agoThey disclosed this vulnerability today but it appears the information on the vuln scare site is outdated. Bit sloppy.
- fh9302 3y agoI think users here, including myself, got confused because there is a feature flag that has a similar name. "Swap Processes on Cross-Site Navigation" is enabled by default, but this paper recommends "Swap Processes on Cross-Site Window Open".