Outline clicked Safari links. Mac OS X Hints By Macworld Staff, OCT 26, 2005 5:00 pm PDT. Way back in the day, long before OS X came to fruition (and even into its early days of release), when you ...

If you use Safari in OS X Mavericks, then one option available to you is Apple's Secure Credit Card storage, where you store information about your card locally in Safari.

Look it up on your card to enter. Pull it up from a password manager, like 1Password, if you store it there. Go to Safari settings (easier on a Mac) and click or tap the Security Code field to ...

In iOS 8, Apple has a new feature in Safari that allows users to scan a credit card with the device’s camera rather than manually entering the number when making a purchase online.

The iPhone X can auto-fill crucial data in Safari, using Face ID to authenticate the user, and securely enter credit card information with Apple's iCloud Keychain and Safari Autofill at the crux ...

With Safari and at least the Zappos app, you can scan your credit card to enter your payment information for a purchase, saving you from having to key in your digits manually.

Two of the best examples of this come in the form of relatively minor tweaks: a new credit card scanning function in Safari, and a list of favorite and recent contacts in the multitasking view.

Just as Google announced it would be adopting virtual cards for shopping through Chrome, Apple is likely also implementing virtual cards in its Safari browser. The news comes from 9to5Mac, which ...