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You can finally pin tabs in Safari!I’ll never lose track of the website I was looking at | Lifehacker Japan

Apple took about 10 years,Finally, you can pin tabs in Safari on iPhone and iPadNow This feature is worth the wait.

Even if I close all tabsPinned tabs do not disappear.

As a bonus, frequently visited websites can beIt can be pinned as a web app.

The method is to open the web page you want to pin, tap and hold the URL in the address bar first, and select “pin tab“. You can also see this option by long pressing a tab on the switch tab screen.

Either method is fine, and you will pin your site that way.

Fixed tabs are accumulated and hard to see. When is that?

Pinned tabs are therefore only shown above the tab bara little hard to findin. If you have 2-3 tabs, it’s easy to find, but if you’re a tab hoarder with 226 tabs open all the time, it’s even harder.

Screenplay: Khamosh Pathak

Of course, there are also hacks to solve this.in the bottom righttabUse the button to open the tab switching screen and tap the status bar toJump to the top of the page immediatelyDo.

Now at the top of the screenA pinned tab with a pin icon will appear.

Pinned tabs do not have a preview screen, but have a white background and a pin icon. When using tab groups, each group can have its own set of pinned tabs.

Tap the pin to tabswitch tabs.

When you want to unpin a tab, go back to that tab, long press the address bar, and optionally “Unpin a tab“. The same options can be found by long pressing a tab on the tab switcher screen.

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