Web browsers filled the software store and many of them are of high quality, but the vast majority of iOS device users use the Safari browser that Apple puts with the system, whether for its speed, simplicity of use or battery saving, all has its reason, but not everyone who uses the browser is fully aware of its advantages, so it is presented to you today. Tricks you may not know in Safari.
Open a new window or close all windows
Instead of the usual ways to do these things, you can press and hold the switch windows button, and you will see two options, one to open a new window and the other to close all windows.
Access to recently closed windows
Have you ever wanted to return to a window that you closed to lose something, or even close a window by mistake and want to return to it quickly? You can return to the windows you closed soon by pressing the switch windows button and then long pressing the (+) sign for adding a new window.
Access to forward or backward browsing history
You opened several pages in a row, and you want to return to a specific page? You can do this by long pressing the back button in the browser, and it will display all the previous pages. You can also do that with the “forward” button, and the pages you returned from will appear for you.
Quickly go to copied links
If you have copied a link to a specific site you want to go, you can long press on the search bar, and it will give you the option to go to the copied link directly.
Request to release the computer from the pages
You can long press the “Refresh” button and you will be able to choose to go to the full computer version of the site or even download the page without blocking ads (if you are using an ad-blocking program).
Find items on the page
You may know that you can search for a specific word on any page by selecting it in the sharing options, but what is new here is that you can also do this quickly by typing what you are looking for in the Safari search bar and choosing from the search results within the page.
Fast search within sites
Lots of websites offer internal searches to find whoever is in them. For example, the iPhone Islam site allows you to search for articles and the Amazon site where you search for products. If you used the internal search for a site once, you can do so again by typing the name of the site in the search bar of Safari and then typing what you want to search for. To make sure the feature works for you, go to Settings -> Safari -> Quick Website Search.
Quickly add sites to your reading list or bookmarks
If you press and hold the Bookmarks button in Safari, the browser will give you options to add the site to your bookmarks, reading list or even shared links.
Post links
Perhaps this feature is the least known of all the Safari features, as it is similar to an RSS feed for gathering news, articles, or anything new. You can add any website to the shared links by clicking on Share and then clicking on the Share Links button. You can then access what is new from this site by clicking on the Bookmarks button, then clicking on the "Shared Links" tab, which resembles the "@" sign.
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