Mary; I have the iPad mini 4 and, does not have 3D Touch. God bless Anthony
Sent from my Verizon iPhone 8!!! > On Oct 4, 2017, at 3:40 PM, Mary Otten <[email protected]> wrote: > > Since this is supposed to be good for iPads, and I think, but I'm not totally > certain, that iPads don't have the 3D Touch feature, but this should work on > any iPhone. You might run into the same problem that people have been able to > distinguish between the press that brings up 3D Touch and the double tap and > hold that you need to do to activate these things. > Mary > > > Sent from my iPhone > >> On Oct 4, 2017, at 11:38 AM, Kramlinger, Keith G., M.D. >> <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> Hi, Thanks for this. >> >> Is the long press only available on devices which are 3D touch capable, or >> does this function predate 3D touch? I have an iPhone 7, but know some folks >> still on iPhone 6 who may benefit from this knowledge. >> >> Thanks in advance, Keith >> >> From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf >> Of Mary Otten >> Sent: Wednesday, October 04, 2017 11:34 AM >> To: [email protected]; [email protected] >> Subject: Tips and Tricks: Ten Safari long-press shortcuts for iPhone and iPad >> >> >> Tips and Tricks: Ten Safari long-press shortcuts for iPhone and iPad >> 9to5Mac / Benjamin Mayo >> >> >> <~WRD371.jpg> >> Safari for iPhone and iPad is an incredibly capable mobile web browser >> despite its simple, straightforward user interface. It is the browser of >> choice on iOS — in large part because it is the one pre-installed — but very >> few people know everything you can do with Safari. >> >> Much of Safari’s advanced functionality is hidden behind ‘secret’ long-press >> gestures that you can’t really know about unless you try randomly … or >> someone tells you. We’ve rounded up all the Safari long press tips and >> tricks below, so you can take advantage of all the different shortcuts and >> features it offers. >> >> You might know about a few of these, but this is a comprehensive list of the >> various long-press actions hidden inside Apple’s mobile browser. >> >> Some have been around for a long time, and at least one is brand new to iOS >> 11. >> >> These shortcuts apply to iPhone and iPad, so you can use the tips on both >> phones and tablets. The iPad has a couple unique actions related to the >> Split View Safari mode. >> >> Long press on the Back/Forward buttons >> >> <~WRD371.jpg> >> >> If you are browsing around the web, clicking through links, you are >> implicitly building a navigation stack of pages for the current tab. Your >> browsing will get added to the overall History but you can actually >> drill-down and see the history of pages on a per-tab basis … using a >> long-press. >> >> After browsing a little, hold down on either the Back or Forward buttons to >> show a History pop-up panel. If you press on the back button, you can see >> the breadcrumb trail of pages that you tapped on to get to the current page. >> >> Similarly, long-press on the forward button to see all the pages that you >> have navigated away from to get back to the current page in the tab. If >> you’ve meandered into the depths of Wikipedia, for instance, this shortcut >> is a quick way to return to the source article. >> >> Long press on the Bookmarks button >> >> <~WRD371.jpg> >> >> On Safari for iPhone and iPad, the normal way to add a bookmark for a >> webpage is to press the Share toolbar button and scroll through the activity >> pop-up to select the Add Bookmark option. Using a long-press, you can do the >> same thing more quickly. >> >> Long-press on the Bookmarks button (which tapping on normally takes you to >> view your bookmarks) and a new action menu appears. The modal features >> options to Add Bookmark or Add to Reading List. Saving to Reading List is >> immediate, whilst tapping the bookmark option will open the usual options >> view to confirm the name and Favorites folder location. >> >> Long press on the Tabs button >> >> <~WRD371.jpg> >> >> The Tabs toolbar button is located on the right side of the screen, either >> at the top on iPad or bottom on iPhone. Tapping it launches the carousel >> view of preview cards for all the open tabs. However, you can also >> long-press it to reveal several more options. >> >> Without entering the tab screen, a long-press on the button reveals an >> action sheet. You can close all open tabs in one tab or close the current >> tab. You can also quickly open a new tab, either in a normal window or >> jumping to Private Browsing mode. >> >> If you long-press the Tabs button on iPad, you can also see options for >> Split View tabs. You can ‘Open Split View’ if you are currently in >> full-screen mode, or vice-versa and merge back down into a single view, >> without having to worry about dragging and dropping tabs to the side of the >> display. >> >> Long press on the Add Tab button >> >> <~WRD371.jpg> >> >> If you accidentally close a tab and want to get back to it, the standard >> flow would be to open History and scour through for the web page in the >> list. You can speed this up considerably with a long press shortcut. >> >> Press and hold on the Add Tab button (+ symbol) to view Recently Closed >> Tabs. These are the pages that were last opened before a tab was closed. It >> can come in handy if you accidentally swipe a tab into oblivion or just >> remember there was something else you meant to check. >> >> The Add Tab button is always visible on iPad; on iPhone, find the + button >> in the tab overview screen by first tapping on the Tabs button. >> >> Long press on Done button in Tabs View >> >> <~WRD371.jpg> >> >> If you are already in the Tabs overview screen and want to delete all the >> open tabs, you can long press on the Done Button and hit ‘Close All N Tabs’ >> button in the menu that pops up. >> >> iPad users will also see an option in this menu to Open Split View or Merge >> All Tabs if Split View is already active. >> >> Long press on a link in a webpage >> >> <image001.jpg> >> >> Tapping on a link in a web page opens it. If instead of tapping you >> long-press a link, you can access a variety of actions. For starters, the >> action sheet includes the full URL of the link you have activated, so you >> can get a better idea about where it will take you. >> >> You can Open it, Open in New Tab or even Add to Reading List without ever >> opening it. You can Copy the URL to paste into another app, or press Share >> to reveal the full system share sheet. iPad users can also start a Split >> View Safari right from this menu. >> >> If the link is related to a third-party app, the action sheet will also >> include an ‘Open in [App name]’ to interpret the URL as a deep link. >> >> Long press on an image in a webpage >> >> <image002.jpg> >> >> You can also long-press on images to save them to your photo library or copy >> them to the clipboard. If the image is hyperlinked, the pop-up menu will >> also include the standard link shortcuts as described above. >> >> Note that some websites intentionally disable user interaction on images. In >> these cases, a tap or long-press will do nothing at all. >> >> Long press on Favorites icons >> >> <image003.jpg> >> >> From the Favorites grid view, which shows by default for new empty tabs, you >> can drag to re-arrange their order. If you instead simply press down on >> them, Safari will show a context pop-up menu to Delete or Edit the >> highlighted site. >> >> For example, if a page appears in the Frequently Visited section that you >> don’t want to see anymore, you can just long-press on it and tap Delete to >> remove it. >> >> Long press on Reload button >> >> <~WRD371.jpg> >> >> After a page has finished loading, you can long press on the Reload button >> to find a couple neat shortcuts. You can reload the page and ask Safari to >> pretend it is a desktop website. This is especially useful on iPad where >> some sites continue to serve iPad users with website designs optimized for >> phones. It isn’t a foolproof feature, but it does work in many places. >> >> If you have a Content Blocker installed, an option will also appear here to >> ‘Reload Without Content Blockers’. >> >> Long press on Reader button >> >> <~WRD371.jpg> >> >> New to iOS 11, it is actually possible to have Safari automatically launch >> Reader for select domains. This means you can view a particular website >> without distractions, in the streamlined reading-focused Safari Reader >> interface, automatically every single time. >> >> To enable this, navigate to a page that supports Reader. Then, long-press on >> the Reader icon (three lines) in the URL bar. This will open a pop-up to >> enable Automatic Reader View. You can choose to enable it just for the >> current website domain or on any website you visit. Enabling this option >> means every page will open in Reader view if it is available, and you will >> have to tap to disable it every single time. >> >> So, there are ten things you can do in Safari with long-press gestures, most >> are shortcut actions but some are only available with a press-and-hold. Let >> us know what new Safari features you learned about in the comments below. >> >> Check out 9to5Mac on YouTube for more Apple news: >> >> >> >> Original Article: >> https://9to5mac.com/2017/10/04/tips-and-tricks-ten-safari-long-press-shortcuts-for-iphone-and-ipad/ >> >> >> Sent from my iPhone >> -- >> The following information is important for all members of the V iPhone list. >> >> If you have any questions or concerns about the running of this list, or if >> you feel that a member's post is inappropriate, please contact the owners or >> moderators directly rather than posting on the list itself. >> >> Your V iPhone list moderator is Mark Taylor. 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