Apple releases OS X 10.11 El Capitan with Safari 9, new Spotlight search, Split View, more
- 9 years ago
Apple on Wednesday released to the public the completed OS X 10.11 El Capitan, making a variety of enhancements to features like Safari and Spotlight, while simultaneously ramping up Mac performance.
Spotlight now lets users search for files and other content in natural language, and access new kinds of information such as weather, stocks, and public transit schedules.
Safari now supports pinned tabs, pushing Web video via AirPlay, and muting tabs via the Smart Search field.
Mail has gained a redesigned fullscreen view, iOS-style swipe gestures for marking or deleting items, and the ability to quickly add contacts and Calendar events based on message content.
Spotlight now lets users search for files and other content in natural language, and access new kinds of information such as weather, stocks, and public transit schedules.
Safari now supports pinned tabs, pushing Web video via AirPlay, and muting tabs via the Smart Search field.
Mail has gained a redesigned fullscreen view, iOS-style swipe gestures for marking or deleting items, and the ability to quickly add contacts and Calendar events based on message content.