I was looking at something online at Lowe's a while back, and I wanted to find it again. I wondered if I had bookmarked it, so I opened a private window in Safari, selected "Edit Bookmarks", and typed "lowes" in the search field. I didn't have any bookmarks from Lowe's, but this came up in the search results:
This has nothing to do with Lowe's, and the word "lowes" doesn't appear anywhere in this result. Granted, all the letters appear somewhere, but it seemed pretty random.
I wondered if this was related to Apple's reported upcoming emphasis on advertising, since Lowe's website lists some TP-Link gear. But I dismissed that idea when I found I could remove the "l" and just search "owes" and get the same result.
As I continued removing one letter at a time from "lowes", I got this result when I got to "lows":
This doesn't even have a "w" anywhere! But when I took that out and just search "los", it gave me a list of 8-10 different results that didn't include this one.
Any ideas?
I'm using macOS Tahoe 26.2 with Safari 26.2 (21623.1.14.11.9)
This has nothing to do with Lowe's, and the word "lowes" doesn't appear anywhere in this result. Granted, all the letters appear somewhere, but it seemed pretty random.
I wondered if this was related to Apple's reported upcoming emphasis on advertising, since Lowe's website lists some TP-Link gear. But I dismissed that idea when I found I could remove the "l" and just search "owes" and get the same result.
As I continued removing one letter at a time from "lowes", I got this result when I got to "lows":
This doesn't even have a "w" anywhere! But when I took that out and just search "los", it gave me a list of 8-10 different results that didn't include this one.
Any ideas?
I'm using macOS Tahoe 26.2 with Safari 26.2 (21623.1.14.11.9)