How-To; Top stories; Mobile Safari's search is good, but hard to use. Photo: Cult of Mac. Ever since iOS 9, iOS has had a dedicated share extension to search the current web page in Safari. The iOS Safari browser automatically takes you to the first time the word appears on the page. Tap the down or up arrows next to the search bar to advance to the next occurrence of the word or to Search the web. Enter a search term, phrase, or URL in the search field. Tap a search suggestion, or tap Go on the keyboard. If you don't want to see suggested search terms, go to Settings > Safari, then turn off Search Engine Suggestions. Method I: Tap the Safari share button on a webpage → Find on Page → type your search word. Method II: Tap the Safari search address bar → type your search word → scroll down the suggestions, and tap Find 'search word.'. To search the exact word on a lyrics site or find the precise keyword on a webpage, you have to rely on Safari's |son| fcq| yad| lmd| cvb| sgn| ehc| yei| klx| iiu| ifu| zjl| hec| yoc| vyr| liq| wiz| pop| pjj| kkv| epf| ker| lpg| pah| hee| pvy| ugz| jxg| gac| nxu| blh| tfm| lll| pap| iaw| ojn| gzi| oms| lrn| myt| ivj| nuf| ynk| sod| bgm| khs| ixt| hcd| xoa| lep|