You can instead view multiple webpages in a single Safari window by using tabs.

Open Safari for me Open a new tab In the Safari app on your Mac, click the New Tab button near the top-right corner (or use the Touch Bar ).

To change the page that opens in new tabs, choose Safari Preferences, click General, click the New tabs open with pop-up menu, then choose an option.

Open a page or PDF in a new tab In the Safari app on your Mac, do any of the following: Command-click a link on a page, a Favorites icon, or a Top Sites thumbnail.

Command-click the Back button or Forward button to open the previous or next page in a new tab.

Type in the Smart Search field, then Command-click an item in the search suggestions, or press Command-Return.

Tip: To use these Command-key shortcuts to open pages in new windows instead of new tabs, choose Safari Preferences, click Tabs, then deselect -click opens a link in a new tab.

Open a page in a new tab from the bookmarks sidebar In the Safari app on your Mac, do any of the following: Control-click a bookmark, then choose Open in New Tab from the shortcut menu.

Control-click a bookmarks folder, then choose Open in New Tabs.

To open the bookmarks sidebar, click the Sidebar button in the toolbar, then click the Bookmarks button.

Open a tab in another window In the Safari app on your Mac, drag the tab over the desktop or choose Window Move Tab to New Window.

You can also drag the tab of one Safari window to the tab bar of another.

Non-Private Browsing tabs can only be moved to non-Private Browsing windows.

Automatically open pages in tabs In the Safari app on your Mac, choose Safari Preferences, then click Tabs.

Click the Open pages in tabs instead of windows pop-up menu, then choose an option: Never: Links designed to open in new windows open in new windows.

Always: All links designed to open in new windows open in new tabs, including links designed to open in specially formatted separate windows.

Reopen a recently closed tab In the Safari app on your Mac, choose History Recently Closed, then choose the webpage you want to reopen.

See also Arrange tabs in Safari on Mac Limit or duplicate a website tab in Safari on Mac Close tabs in Safari on Mac Pin frequently visited websites in Safari on Mac Keyboard shortcuts and gestures in Safari on Mac.

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