If you’re looking for ways to try out Safari 15’s new features, but don’t want to jeopardize your primary Mac by installing macOS Monterey on it, there is one way to do that.

The following post provides insight into what to expect from Safari 15 on macOS Monterey, and how to access some of the features without installing macOS 12 beta.

Unlike iOS 15 and iPadOS 15, Safari 15 on a Mac isn’t much of a redesign compared to Safari 14 on macOS Big Sur. The home page on both versions is largely identical, presenting you with several sections: Frequently Visited, Privacy Report, Reading List, and From Your Devices (if applicable).

The one major addition to Safari 15 is the availability of Tab Groups, which are also the highlight of the Safari app on iOS 15. Tab Groups allow users to hold on to a number of tabs on Safari and open them separately depending on time or purpose. This way, you can group some tabs together for when you’re working and save others for leisure or social networking activities. This feature is currently available in the Safari Technology Preview app that we’ll be using in this post.