The version of Safari you have on your iPad has some nifty features that make web browsing convenient and easy. You can add any webpage as a bookmark, and even turn your favorite websites into buttons ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Like any web browser, you can bookmark web pages you want to return to using Safari on your iPhone. Once bookmarked, you can find these saved ...

Chrome, Edge, or Firefox browser users can set their bookmarks on the bookmarks bar to display only the website icon and no text. This gives you room for more sites. By enabling the Show Icon Only ...

Safari is full of new tricks in iPadOS. Photo: Charlie Sorrel/Cult of Mac If you currently use a third-party bookmark manager, you might be able to ditch it when you upgrade your iPhone or iPad to iOS ...

All three browsers offer multiple ways to create bookmarks. The basic method is to use the Bookmarks -> Add Bookmark (Safari) or Bookmarks -> Bookmark This Page (Chrome and Firefox) command. A quick ...

Safari has changed the way it handles bookmarks and open tabs over the last few versions, which has required me to slightly adjust my workflow each time. The change in behavior is small but one I’ve ...

Apple's forthcoming macOS Monterey promises to make saving and using Safari bookmarks faster. Here's how to improve them now, and prepare for what's next. Safari gets some of the more visible updates ...

The web has changed in fundamental ways over the years—like when sites started turning into full-blown apps—but one thing that hasn’t changed is our reliance on bookmarks. If you just need a list with ...