Most iPhone users know how to share a web page link in the Messages app, but not everyone realizes that you can quote text from a web page and attach it with a link in a message on the iPhone. Follow this simple article to learn how to do that.
Attaching quoted text when sharing a webpage link in Messages is a great way to get straight to the point and explain why the content you're sharing is important. This feature not only adds more interest to the link, but also adds a personal touch to the message if it is sent in the context of an ongoing conversation.
By highlighting specific text, you can simplify your communications by directing the recipient's attention to the most relevant information on the linked website. It saves time, and ensures you don't miss key information you want to share. It can also serve as a conversation starter. Here's how this feature works:
In Safari, go to the web page that contains the relevant information you want to share.
Select the text you want to quote in your shared link by long-pressing on words, and using the selection cursors to precisely include the desired text.
Click the “Share” button at the bottom of the Safari interface, then click the “Messages” icon in the Shares window, or choose a contact to send the message to from the suggested list above.
In the Messages app, add a comment if you'd like for more context, then tap the send button.
When you use this method to share links with a specific text quote, it can help you better remember the context and content of previous conversations. Quoting relevant text will remind you and the recipient of the importance of this content and its relevance to what was discussed before. So why not try this feature?
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Very old, and sometimes I copy all the useful words, delete the link and send
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Thanks for the effort
Thank you very much for sharing this useful method that I have always needed. I used to make a “screenshot” of the sentence that I wanted to highlight in any article and send it to the intended person with the link to the article, but in this way sharing will undoubtedly be more useful and useful. May God reward you