"Restore even if you inadvertently close, evacuate temporarily even if you open it ... >> 5" Tabs "that you want to master to master Safari 5 selections

The browser "Safari", which has evolved in recent years, has many unknown tricks ...?

　Among the standard apps equipped with the iPhone, the browser "Safari" has evolved in recent years.In parallel with the incorporation of the useful functions for handling multiple tabs, the appearance has changed because the address bar that was at the top of the screen moved to the bottom of the screen in iOS 15, so many people were surprised.Isn't it?[Image] Super convenient to know! See all the five Safari "tabs" that you want to master This time, summarize the use of the "tab" function that has been added relatively recently to Safari.I tried.

Tips Part 1: Waza to re -open the inadvertent closed tab

　Perhaps everyone has been inadvertently closed the tabs that were still needed and lost the URL on the web page.In such a case, it is one way to find a URL from the "history", but it is difficult to find pages that have been opened long ago.In such a case, the correct answer is to restore the tabs that opened the corresponding web page from the "recently closed tab" instead of "history".The restored tab contains the history of the tab alone (but limited to the same domain), so if the tab is closed after transition to another page, it will reach the original page.I want to understand the differences in functions with similar "history".

Tips Part 2: Waza to temporarily evacuate the open tabs

　If you want to do so, with dozens of tabs open and have dozens of tabs, those tabs tend to get in the way.I want to evacuate somewhere, but if you bookmark all the tabs of that, it will take tremendous time.In such a case, the function of bookmarking the tabs open at that point in folder units is convenient.In this case, it is easy to evacuate all tabs, reopen them again, and resume research.By the way, in order to close the tab after saving, use "Close all the tabs" when you press and hold the icon at the bottom right of the screen.

Tips Part 3: Automatically clears out the open tabs

　If you use a tab browser, not just Safari, you tend to leave many tabs open.Some people keep more than 100 tabs open at all times.However, in fact, it is often the case that you only consume memory, without being seen.These tabs can be closed all at once from the above -mentioned "closing the ○ tabs together", but if you set it to be automatically closed after a certain period of time, it is always refreshing.You can use Safari.If the time is too short, it may close to the necessary tabs, so why not set a slightly longer time and start by watching the situation?

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