Applicable for: Mac
Norton Safe Web plus Safari App is renamed to Norton Password Manager App
The Norton Password Manager extension is updated to offer a refreshed user experience and to be consistent with Norton Password Manager on other browsers
We ended support of the Norton Safe Web extension from this app, and the Norton Safe Web extension would have already been removed from Safari
The Norton Safe Web extension would have already been removed from the Safari browser.
The latest Norton 360 already includes built-in capabilities that protect your browsing experience across Safari
We recommend keeping your Norton 360 subscription active to continue enjoying phishing and web protection on Safari
If you do not have Norton 360 installed on your device, we recommend that you install the application and continue to stay protected on Safari
The latest Norton 360 already includes built-in capabilities that protect your browsing experience across Safari
We recommend keeping your Norton 360 subscription active to continue enjoying phishing and web protection on Safari.
Norton Password Manager will continue to work on your Safari browser.
Your online vault is still intact.
Your current Norton Password Manager will be updated to the latest one.
To access your vault data, click the Norton Password Manager extension icon on your Safari browser and log in to your Norton Account.
Unlock your vault using your vault password to access your vault data.
Safari 16.4+
macOS 11 Big Sur
Yes, it will continue to stay supported on Google Chrome/Microsoft Edge/Mozilla Firefox
Norton 360 already includes a built-in phishing protection that safeguards your browsing across Safari — making this extension redundant.
Apple is transitioning Safari away from the App Extension model, which limits the extension's long-term viability.
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