“Quick Note” is one of the most loved iOS features. What makes it so handy is the ability to let you quickly jot down your thoughts faster – without needing to dig into the Notes app.
What’s more, there is also a neat way to save Safari web pages to Quick Note on iPhone. You can take advantage of this feature to easily save your favorite articles to read later. Sounds interesting? Let me help you get started!
Save Safari Web Pages to Quick Note on iPhone
Surprisingly, the action for saving Safari web pages is not enabled by default. Therefore, you need to first add the Quick Note action to Safari. Once that’s done, saving any articles to Quick Note becomes pretty straightforward.
How to Add Quick Note Action to Safari on iPhone
1. On your iPhone, open Safari.
2. Now, tap on the Share button.
3. Scroll down and tap on Edit Actions.
4. Next, tap on the “+” button to the left of Add to Quick Note so that it starts showing under the Favorites section.
5. Do not forget to tap on Done at the top right corner of the screen to confirm.
Save Safari Web Pages to Quick Note on iPhone
1. Launch Safari on your device and then go to a web page that you want to save.
2. Now, tap on the Share icon.
3. Tap on Add to Quick Note.
4. Next, you can an important note (optional) so that you won’t forget it.
5. Be sure to tap on Save at the top right corner of the screen to finish.
Wrapping Up…
That’s done! So, that’s how you can easily save any web pages to Quick Note in Safari. Now that you know how this productivity-defining feature works, make the most of it to save all the interesting articles and catch up with them at your preferred time.
Since we are talking about Safari, I would recommend you check out the equally notable features such as the ability to show/hide frequently visited websites, close all Safari tabs (automatically and manually), disable Safari autoplay videos, and limit browsing to specific Safari tab group.