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How to copy the URLs of all open tabs in Safari
If you have multiple tabs open on your phone to compare products while shopping online, it wouldn't hurt to know an easy way to copy all the tabs and share them with others. [See all images] How to copy the URLs of all open tabs in Safari. Safari updates in iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 make this a lot easier. With just a few taps, you can now copy the URLs of all open tabs. Combined with Safari's New Tab Groups, it's a quick and easy way to save and share many links at once. Here's how to do it on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
iPhone After updating your iPhone to iOS 15 or your iPad to iPadOS 15, open multiple web pages in multiple tabs in Safari Please open with Tap the icon with two overlapping rectangles in the lower right corner of the page. This is the tab icon in Safari. And all open tabs will be displayed. Then tap the "Tab" button at the bottom of the page. It will tell you how many tabs you have open. In the popup menu that appears, long press the tab group you want to share. Another popup will appear with a list of all open tabs. Tap "Copy Link" at the top to copy all URLs to the clipboard. Now you can paste the entire list wherever you want to save or share. There's another way to do the same thing, albeit with a little more work. Open Safari's tab view, press the "Tab" button at the bottom of the page, then tap the "Edit" button in the upper left corner, click the three-dot icon, and tap "Copy Link". For iPadThe procedure is slightly different for iPad. Open Safari and press the rectangular Show Sidebar icon in the upper left corner. Long press the "Tab" button in the sidebar, press "Copy Link" and you're done. For Mac, you can update to Safari 15 without getting macOS Monterey. You can find this option in System Preferences > Software Update. After updating to Safari 15, click the "Show Sidebar" button in the top left corner, right-click the "Z Tab" button, and finally click "Copy Link". Now you can share all the funny images, videos, and surprising news stories you found that day in one place.
Yoshiko Nue
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