How To › Macs How to Check the Version Number of Apple Safari Browser When you need to know which Safari you're running Share Pin Email Print Macs Guides & Tutorials Basics Installing & Upgrading Tips & Tricks Key Concepts By Scott Orgera Writer Scott Orgera is a former writer who covering tech since 2007. He has 25+ years experience as a programmer and QA leader, and holds several Microsoft certifications. our editorial process Facebook Twitter Scott Orgera Updated November 09, 2019 210 210 people found this article helpful Whatever operating system you're running, it's easy to find the version number of your Safari web browser. Just follow these steps. Lifewire / Derek Abella Find the Safari Version Number on a Mac To determine which version of Safari is installed on a Mac computer: Go to the dock and click the Safari icon to open the Safari browser. Go to the menu bar (located at the top of the screen) and click Safari. Choose About Safari. A small window appears with the browser version number. The first number, located before the parenthesis, is the current version of Safari. The longer second number, located inside the parentheses, is the WebKit/Safari Build version. For example, if the dialog box displays Version 11.0.3 (13604.5.6), the Safari version number is 11.0.3. Find the Safari Version Number on an IOS Device Because Safari is part of the iOS operating system, its version is the same as the current version of iOS that you have. To see the iOS version currently installed on an iPhone or iPad, tap Settings > General > Software Update. The number that appears at the top of the screen next to iOS is the version number. For example, if your iPhone or iPad is running iOS 11.2.6, then it is running Safari 11. If you see 12.1.2, it is running Safari 12. Continue Reading