When searching for information online you may not get your answer right away when you get to a web page. Instead of reading the whole page you can search for text within a page to quickly find what you want. Here's how to search for text on a web page on the Mac in Safari and on the iPhone.
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Sheldon
1 month ago
Thanks bunches
Heather Ramsay
1 month ago
Thanks Gary!
Larry White
4 weeks ago
I've spent years trying to figure out how to do a text search of a Safari page on an iPhone. Five minutes with you and now I know. Eternally grateful.
gene
4 weeks ago
Nice. The other way is to click on the Share icon (the one with the box and arrow) and scroll down below the message icons to "Find on page." I remember also that I could swipe right through the second row of icons. Maybe I had to click the "more" button.
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Thanks bunches
Thanks Gary!
I've spent years trying to figure out how to do a text search of a Safari page on an iPhone. Five minutes with you and now I know. Eternally grateful.
Nice. The other way is to click on the Share icon (the one with the box and arrow) and scroll down below the message icons to "Find on page." I remember also that I could swipe right through the second row of icons. Maybe I had to click the "more" button.