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Quickly share any webpage via iMessage, WhatsApp, Email and more with just two taps.
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 Sharing a link from Safari takes two taps β but the share sheet can do much more than just send a URL. Here's the full picture. ## The basics 1. Open the page you want to share 2. Tap the **Share button** (square with upward arrow) at the bottom 3. Pick your app: iMessage, WhatsApp, Mail, AirDrop, etc. 4. Send ## The hidden power moves The share sheet isn't just for sharing β it's a mini command center: | Action | How | |---|---| | **Copy link** | Tap "Copy" in the share sheet (faster than selecting the URL) | | **Add to Reading List** | Save for offline reading β syncs across all Apple devices | | **Add to Home Screen** | Creates an app-like icon for any website | | **Add Bookmark** | Save permanently in your bookmarks | | **Find on Page** | Search for text within the current page | | **Print** | Send to AirPrint printer or save as PDF | | **Markup** | Screenshot and annotate the page | ## Alternative: long-press the URL bar Long-press the address bar and tap **Copy** to grab the link without opening the share sheet. Quick and minimal. ## Share as a rich preview vs. plain link When you share via iMessage or WhatsApp, Safari automatically includes a **rich preview** (title + thumbnail). If you just paste a copied link, some apps show the same preview, others show the raw URL. ## Customize your share sheet The share sheet shows your most-used apps first. To reorder: 1. Scroll to the right in the apps row 2. Tap **More** (three dots) 3. Tap **Edit** in the top-right 4. Drag apps to reorder, toggle favorites on/off Put your three most-used sharing targets first β it saves a scroll every single time.
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- Apple Support: Browse the web using Safari on iPhone Apple Support Β· official_docs
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