Rewritten title: Personalize your browsing experience with Safari profiles on Mac

In macOS Sonoma and Safari 17, Apple has added a new web browsing feature to Safari called Profiles, designed to help segment your browsing sessions into things like work, school, or personal. Read on to learn how it works.

In macOS Sonoma, Apple has expanded tab groups with a profile feature designed to let you browse separately for different use cases. For example, you can create a "work" profile and a "personal" profile so that all work-related browsing is separate from personal browsing.

Each profile has its own icon and isolates your history, tab groups, favorites, private browsing tabs and cookies. You can even assign specific extensions to different profiles to optimize your browsing experience based on the task at hand.

How to Create a Safari Profile on Mac

To set up a profile in Safari, just follow these steps:

1. In Safari, from the menu Select Safari ➝ Settings… in the bar.
   
2. Click on the Profile section.
3. Click the button to add a new configuration file.
4. Specify a name, symbol, and tab color for the new profile.
5. Select the settings for "Favorites", "New Window" and "New Tab".
6. Click the Extensions tab and check the box next to any installed extensions that you want to enable for the profile.
7. Click the red button to close the settings window and save changes.

Please note that when you create a new profile, your device will automatically generate a "Personal" profile to distinguish it from the profile you created Other browsing sessions conducted outside of the profile. Profiles and other profiles you create can be edited in the same section of Safari settings. If desired, you can also delete existing profiles.

How to switch between profiles in Safari

In Safari, just click the colored Profiles button and select New [profile name] window to start a new window session in the selected profile.

The Safari Profiles feature is available in iOS 17, iPadOS 17, and macOS Sonoma, and is part of Safari 17 for macOS Monterey and macOS Ventura. Any profiles you create will be synced across devices signed in to the same Apple ID.

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