Similar to this option, there’s another one that will let users allow or block modal pop-ups (which look like system alerts) for specific websites on iOS and macOS.
In an upcoming Safari update, users will also be able to set a preferred mode for each website.Īs found by 9to5Mac in the WebKit code, Apple is implementing a new option that allows “overriding the system color-scheme with a per-website preference.” For example, you can choose to always view a specific website in Dark Mode, even if your phone has Light Mode enabled.
9to5Mac noted some recent changes made to the WebKit code that hint at new features coming to Safari.ĭark Mode was introduced to iPhone and iPad users with iOS 13, and since then developers can make the interface of their apps and websites match the current system theme. Since WebKit is an open-source engine, the code is public and can be accessed by anyone on GitHub. However, WebKit code has now revealed that there’s more to come, including new settings for Dark Mode and pop-ups.įor those unfamiliar with it, WebKit is Apple’s browser engine that powers Safari and other web browsers. IOS 15.4 has already given us a glimpse of new features to expect with the upcoming Safari update, which introduces push notifications for web apps and support for AR/VR headsets.