How to Use Safari on iPhone?

Safari is the default web browser on iPhones, making it easy to browse the internet. Here's a quick guide on how to use Safari on your iPhone:

Accessing Safari

Find the Safari icon: The Safari icon looks like a blue compass and is usually located on your home screen.
Tap the icon: This will open the Safari app.

Enter a website address: Tap the address bar at the top of the screen and type in the website address you want to visit (e.g., www.google.com).
Use the search bar: You can also search for websites using the search bar.
Navigate through pages: Tap on links to move between different pages on a website.
Go back or forward: Tap the back button (arrow pointing left) to go back to the previous page or the forward button (arrow pointing right) to go to the next page.

Open new tabs: Tap the "+" button in the address bar to open a new tab.
Switch between tabs: Tap the tab view icon (two overlapping squares) to see all your open tabs. Then, tap on the tab you want to view.
Close tabs: To close a tab, tap and hold the tab you want to close, then tap the "X" that appears.

Bookmarks: Save websites you frequently visit by tapping the "Share" button (box with an arrow pointing up) and then selecting "Add Bookmark."
Reading List: Save articles to read later by tapping the "Share" button and selecting "Add to Reading List."
History: View your browsing history by tapping the "Share" button and selecting "History."
Settings: Access Safari settings by tapping the "Share" button and selecting "Settings."

Use private browsing: To browse the web without saving your browsing history, enable private browsing by tapping the "Share" button and selecting "Private."
Enable reader mode: To view articles without distractions, tap the "aA" button in the address bar and select "Reader."
Use voice search: To search the web using your voice, tap the microphone icon in the search bar.