If you're using Safari and would like to disable titles on hover, there are a few ways to achieve this depending on your preferences and the version of Safari you're using. Here are some possible methods:

Use a Safari Extension: Safari allows users to download and install extensions that can modify the browser's functionality. There are several extensions available that can disable titles on hover. One popular extension is called "HideMeNow," which allows users to hide titles on hover by default. Simply download and install the extension from the Safari Extensions Gallery, and follow the instructions to enable it.

Use Custom CSS: Another way to disable titles on hover is to use custom CSS. This method requires some knowledge of CSS coding and may not be suitable for all users. First, open Safari's preferences and go to the "Advanced" tab. Check the box next to "Show Develop menu in menu bar." Then, open the "Develop" menu and select "Show Web Inspector." This will open the Web Inspector tool, which allows you to inspect and modify the CSS on any website. In the Web Inspector tool, click on the "Elements" tab, and select the element that contains the title you want to disable. Then, add the following CSS code to the "Styles" panel:

css

*[title]:hover:after {    

    content: none !important;

}

This will disable titles on hover for that specific element. If you want to disable titles on hover for all elements, you can add the CSS code to your user stylesheet. To do this, go to Safari's preferences and select the "Advanced" tab. Click on the "Style sheet" drop-down menu and select "Other...". Then, navigate to the location where you want to save your user stylesheet and add the CSS code to the file. Save the file and restart Safari for the changes to take effect.

Use Reader Mode: Safari's Reader Mode is a built-in feature that can remove clutter from web pages and make them easier to read. To enable Reader Mode, click on the "Reader" button in the address bar when it appears on a webpage. Reader Mode will remove titles on hover, as well as other elements such as ads and images. Note that Reader Mode may not work for all websites, and some websites may have customized stylesheets that override the default Reader Mode settings.

In conclusion, there are several ways to disable titles on hover in Safari, including using a Safari Extension, using custom CSS, and using Reader Mode. These methods can help improve your browsing experience and reduce distractions while you're browsing the web.