Paul Horowitz
The latest versions of Safari use an aggressive tinting feature by default that changes the color the Safari window and titlebars to whatever color is detected on the top of a particular webpage. This can cause some visually jarring experiences when browsing the web with Safari on the Mac, and if the colorful windows and titlebar experience is not something you like, you’ll be happy to know that you can turn the Safari color tinting feature off on the Mac.
Even if you had previously disabled this feature, if you recently updated to macOS Tahoe, you will likely find that Safari has enabled this feature again anyway.
