> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.csspro.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.csspro.com/quick-start/installing/on-safari.md).

# On Safari

### How to install CSS Pro on Safari:

To follow these steps, **you need to have purchased a CSS Pro license key**. If you don't have one yet, [**get one here**](https://gum.co/csspro?wanted=true).

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Video tutorial
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**Step 1.** **Download the Safari extension from the link you were redirected** to after buying it or your Gumroad receipt (in your email) or [library](https://gumroad.com/library). If you can't find it, please download the extension via the [My License](https://csspro.com/my-license) page.

**Step 2. Open the .dmg file** (named CSS Pro + version number).dmg

**Step 3.** **Drag and drop the application to your Mac's Applications folder**:

![Move the CSS Pro app to your Mac's Applications folder](/files/fEszMqXnt8vyK5vuy9zZ)

**Step 4.** L**ocate the application** via Launchpad or in your Applications folder and click to open it:

![Open the CSS Pro app](/files/SEhajuD9Avmqae2t4EVX)

**Step 5. Follow the application steps** to install CSS Pro on your Safar&#x69;**:**

![](/files/AvZdiEyFNsX4jtD0S1e4)

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🎉 **Done!** Your license is now activated, and you can use CSS Pro anywhere else.‌

The extension will not ask for your license again (unless deactivated or disabled).‌

To manage your license activations in the future, use [the My License page](https://cssscanpro.com/my-license).


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