How to Save Websites on Safari: A Step-by-Step Guide

Learn how to save websites on Safari with easy steps using Bookmark and Reading List features.

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Yes, you can save websites on Safari. To do this, open the website you want to save, tap the 'Share' button at the bottom, and then choose 'Add to Reading List' or 'Bookmark.' The Reading List allows you to save pages to read later, even offline, while a Bookmark simply saves the link for quick access. This method is perfect for keeping track of important pages or articles you want to revisit.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Can I access my bookmarks on any device? Yes, if you use iCloud, your bookmarks can sync across all your Apple devices.
  2. What’s the difference between Reading List and bookmarks? The Reading List allows you to save web pages for offline reading, while bookmarks are simple links for fast access.
  3. How do I delete a saved webpage in Safari? To delete a saved webpage, go to your Reading List or Bookmarks, swipe left on the site’s name, and click 'Delete'.
  4. Is there a limit to how many bookmarks I can save on Safari? No, there is no official limit to how many bookmarks you can save on Safari, but performance may vary with a large number.

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