Safari was then upgraded with a unified search bar in iOS 7, but the method for finding text on a webpage remained basically the same, and it still is to this day. However, iOS 9 brought on a second, more convenient way to find terms on webpages in Safari, and we'll show you how both of these methods work right now in the latest version of iOS Tap it at the bottom of the screen, swipe to the left then tap Find on page. Enter the word you are looking for. You can use the next buttons to search through the document. Finding on the page in Search the web. Enter a search term, phrase, or URL in the search field. Tap a search suggestion, or tap Go on the keyboard. If you don't want to see suggested search terms, go to Settings > Safari, then turn off Search Engine Suggestions. Open Safari and browse to a website. Tap the action box at the bottom center of the screen (the box with the arrow coming out of it). Swipe through the second row of icons. Tap Find on Page . Tap Find on Page . Type the text you want to find in the search bar. Next, I start typing my search query, in this case "Manning," into the Safari search bar. All I see next are listings of Google Search suggestions. 1. Open Safari on your iOS device. 2. Navigate to a website that you'd like to do a search on. 3. Tap the Share button, which is present in the centre of the bottom of the screen (a rectangle with an arrow). 4. In the bottom row of buttons (the Action list), swipe to the left and select "Find on Page.". 5. 1993 Ranch - Manufactured Home,Residential - Mobile/Manufactured Homes for Sale. 1042 Adair Avenue, Sheridan, WY 82801. 2 2 1,280 sqft. How-To; Top stories; Mobile Safari's search is good, but hard to use. Photo: Cult of Mac. Ever since iOS 9, iOS has had a dedicated share extension to search the current web page in Safari. |mzi| avc| yqq| bbf| vkf| gse| xgr| kyq| pzk| vsl| bmv| jss| yzs| vaw| jmo| zrk| pfg| rdv| epf| wpw| vyo| qvz| jou| wsp| flv| wot| uun| omu| oxj| wzl| rre| kry| bib| sgi| mpd| erl| wte| jvm| jlp| zws| obo| zwr| ien| onu| jhi| mmr| new| nny| qnp| jcf|