How To Close All Tabs On Iphone Safari

HAVING too many Safari tabs open on your iPhone can slow down your browsing experience.

Luckily, there's a quick way to close them all and you just need to follow the simple steps below.

How to close all iPhone Safari tabs at the same time

It's possible (but not practical) to close all your Safari web browser tabs by swiping them away.

But if you've got dozens of tabs open, it'll take you an age – and you'll probably miss a few swipes too.

Deleting all the tabs is much quicker.

To close them all, first, open the Safari app.

Then press and hold the squares icon in the bottom right corner.

Two red options will pop up.

One will say "Close all tabs" and it will reveal just how many you have open.

The other option is just to close the tab you're currently viewing.

Click to close all the tabs.

You'll then be asked to confirm this.

Before following these steps make sure you do actually want to close all the tabs.

If there are some you want to leave open you'll have to go through individually and close the ones you don't want.

We've all done it: you're getting rid of tabs and you accidentally bin an important one.

Don't fear – there's an easy way to make your iPhone restore any closed tab you like.

First, press the overlapped squares in the bottom right-hand corner of Safari.

Then hold down on the + icon at the bottom of your browser.

That will pull up a list of all the tabs you've closed recently, giving you a chance to restore them.

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