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Looks like no one’s replied in a while. To start the conversation again, simply ask a new question. I am trying to delete favorites from Safari. I have tried all posted instructions to no avail, including edit-delete tabs, shutting down/restarting Safari, shutting down/restarting the iPad, and turning off/on syncing. These have no affect at all. iPad 2 Wi-Fi, iOS 10.3.3 Posted on Feb 18, 2018 1:20 PM Similar questions Why is „Favorites“ popup in iPad’s Safari half empty? In Safari on my iPad Pro, I have 22 web pages in my favorites list. When I open a new tab in Safari, a popup labelled „Favorites“ appears. The popup has room for 24 entries, but it only shows the forst 12 from my favorites list; the remaining space is empty. How can I get it to display *all* of my favorites? 1216 5 Favorites is the only location for bookmarks in Safari I'm running iOS 12.3.1 on an iPhone 6S. When I try to save a bookmark, the only option under "Location" is Favorites. If I go to the Safari settings, all of my bookmark folders are there, but the do not show up in the app, not does it show me to create new folders.I've searched around the web for a solution, but all I find are page after page that are essentially ads for recovery apps. They're all the same. Step 1, restart Safari. Step 2, hard restart the phone. Step 3, buy our stupid product.Any suggestions? 579 1 Move iPad Safari favourites out of bookmarks folder When I click on the bookmarks button on Safari I can see Bookmarks, Reading List and History, but I can’t immediately see Favorites. I open the Bookmarks folder and see my Favorites there. How can I move that Favorites folder to the

Looks like no one’s replied in a while. To start the conversation again, simply ask a new question. When I'm on a site and I press something new, it usually, like normal, does what I want it to. However, sometimes when I press sometimes, it loads it for a second, than it goes back to the website that I was just previously on. I've tried quitting safari, restarting my MacBook Air, and others. It can happen twice at a row, or not happen for awhile and it's a new problem that has just recently occurred a few days ago that I thought was just a random little mistake that happens to everyone. What else should I do? I haven't had my Mac for even a year and it was a 1000 dollars so... MacBook Air 13″, macOS 12.3 Posted on May 10, 2022 3:31 PM Posted on May 11, 2022 9:47 AM Hello tori223___,It can help to try testing that out with multiple web browsers (Safari, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, etc.) to see if it's isolated to just the one being used currently. Be sure to also check for any extensions installed on the browser, as these may affect functionality. In Safari these will be found in the Safari menu > Preferences > Extensions. If you're using Safari and the issue happens there, then this page has some further steps that may help out: If Safari on Mac doesn't open a webpage or isn’t working as expectedCheers. Similar questions Safari goes back one page when loading Sometimes (multiple per day) Safari (15.2) jumps back to the previous pages when loading the new. It seams to happen both when clicking links and typing in the address.Super frustrating. I'm on a MacBook Pro (2018) i9 with macOS 12.1 1225 1 Safari stops loading webpages Issue:Type web address into address barselect enterprogress bar appears, but stops part way (estimate about 10%, judging how far the blue line moves)after a period, the progress bar disappears and a white page is displayedFor pages that are already open, content stops refreshingThe issue is only temporarily resolved by restarting the machine.I have a 14'' MacBook Pro with M1Pro chipI'm running MacOS version 12.3 and Safari version 15.4 2864 4 Since my newest Safari Versie 15.0 some pages do not load Since I got the new Safari Versie 15.0 (15612.1.29.41.4, 15612) some pages do not load.Such as eBay.

Earlier, you can find pinned tabs on the tab bar. The pinned tab icon will be displayed next to the pinned tab.Bookmarks Bar: Pinned tabs can also be found on the bookmarks bar. To access the bookmarks bar, click on the Bookmarks menu and select Show Bookmarks Bar. Pinned tabs will be displayed next to the bookmarks.Tips and Tricks for Managing Pinned TabsManaging pinned tabs can be overwhelming, especially if you have a lot of tabs open at any given time. Here are a few tips and tricks to help you manage your pinned tabs:Use the Pinned Tab Icon** (): Use the pinned tab icon to quickly access your pinned tabs. Simply click on the icon to toggle between pinned and un-pinned tabs.Use the Bookmark Bar**: Use the bookmarks bar to quickly access your pinned tabs. You can also use the bookmarks bar to organize your pinned tabs by moving them to a specific folder.Use the Safari Menu: Use the Safari menu to access your pinned tabs. Simply click on the Safari menu and select Window > Tab Manager** to access all your open tabs, including pinned tabs.Troubleshooting Pinned Tabs IssuesSometimes, pinned tabs can get lost or un-pinned unexpectedly. Here are a few troubleshooting tips to help you resolve common issues with pinned tabs:Tab Gone Missing: If a tab has gone missing, try reloading the page or closing and reopening Safari. This should restore the missing tab.Tab Won’t Pin: If a tab won’t pin, try restarting Safari or resetting the browser settings.Tab Won’t Unpin: If a tab won’t unpin, try restarting Safari or resetting the browser settings.ConclusionIn conclusion, finding pinned tabs on Safari is a breeze. By following the simple steps outlined in this article, you’ll be able to find and manage your pinned tabs with ease. Remember to always keep your tabs organized and use the various tips and tricks outlined in this article to make the most out of your Safari browsing experience.Additional Tips and ResourcesPinned Tab Icon Location: The pinned tab icon is located next to the URL bar on the Safari tab bar.Bookmarks Bar Location: The

When trying to create a new Tab, Safari decided to assign all my favorites (903 sites) to tabs. I can't seem to delete these tabs - I close them all, and the next time Safari opens, they all return (and it takes 30 seconds or more for Safari to open. I have created a new Saved Tabs folder in Bookmarks, and I can select that to get only the tabs I want - but when restarting Safari, all 900 tabs reappear. How can I stop this from happening? (BigSur, 11.2)David iMac Pro Posted on Feb 7, 2021 10:27 AM Posted on Feb 9, 2021 12:48 PM Hello HamsterDR,It looks like you're not able to create a new tab or open Safari without 903 tabs from your favorites opening at that time. Making sure Safari opens to the webpage you prefer and limit the amount of tabs you see when opening is important. We're glad you reached out for help.To change the preferences set up for Safari when you open the app check out the link below.Change General preferences in Safari on MacWe hope this helps resolve the issue you're having with opening a new window. Take care!