How to sync Safari via iCloud?

Syncing Safari data via iCloud cloud storage allows you to ensure seamless access to your important information from all devices in the Apple ecosystem. Thanks to this feature, you no longer have to manually transfer bookmarks or remember the addresses of sites you opened on your smartphone or tablet.

To set up synchronization, you need to open System Settings on your Mac. At the top of the sidebar, click on your name to open Apple ID settings, and then select the iCloud section. In the list of apps using iCloud, find and open the item responsible for the Safari browser.

Toggle the switch to the active position to allow Safari to use iCloud. After that, automatic synchronization of all core data will begin. Your bookmarks, browsing history, password autofill data, and reading list will be uploaded to the cloud.

One of the main advantages of this feature is the synchronization of open tabs. All web pages currently open on your iPhone or iPad will be displayed in the tab bar of your Mac in a special section, allowing you to continue reading an article or working from the exact same spot on any other device.