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How to save a website as a pdf on iphone and ipad.

Want to save a PDF of a website or article on your iPhone or iPad to read later? Here are a couple of ways you can do just that!

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It's handy to save websites and articles as PDFs so you can read them later. Here's how you can quickly generate a PDF on your iPhone or iPad, and then save it with a service like Pocket .

In iOS 13 , iPadOS 13, and newer, you can take a full-page screenshot of a website in Safari and save it as a PDF in the Files app.

There are two notable points about this new method:

• The PDF generates as one continuous page without any page breaks.
• Instead of a regular PDF, with an A4 page width, the PDF is the same width as the iPhone or iPad on which you're viewing it.

If you want to generate a cleaner PDF of the page---without the ads and formatting---switch to  Reader Mode  first. To do this, tap and hold "AA" in the upper-left corner, and then tap it again to customize the text layout.

Open the website on your iPhone or iPad and  take a screenshot . If you have an iPhone X-style device with a notch, or an iPad Pro with Face ID, press and hold the "Side" and "Volume Up" buttons together until you see the screenshot animation.

If you're using an iPhone or iPad with a Home button, press it, along with the "Power/Sleep" button to take a screenshot.

You see a little screenshot preview in the bottom-left corner---tap it.

You're now in the screenshot editor. Tap "Full Page."

Now, the whole page appears. You can use the scrollbar at the right edge of the screen to navigate. Because you're in the screenshot editing screen, the entire annotation suite is available to you. You can doodle over the PDF or use arrows to highlight sections.

You can either save the PDF to the Files app or export it to any app of your choice. To save it to the Files app, tap "Done."

In the popup, tap "Save PDF to Files."

Next, select the location in which you want to save the PDF; you can choose the local drive, external storage , or a cloud storage account. After you select the location, tap "Save."

If you want to send the PDF to an app---as an attachment in the Mail or Books apps, for example---tap the Share button (the box with an upward-pointing arrow). Select the app to which you want to send the PDF.

Related: The Best New Features in iOS 13, Available Now

If you prefer a more traditional method to save a website as a PDF, you can find it in the Share Sheet. This method creates the familiar, paginated PDF in the A4 size.

In iOS 13, iPadOS 13, and above, a new option allows you to choose between a regular PDF and a Reader PDF.

Open the page in Safari and tap the Share button.

At the top of the Share Sheet, you see the title of the page; just below it, tap "Options."

If necessary, switch to the "Reader PDF" option to create a stripped-down version of the webpage. If you plan to read a long article on your iPad, this is the best option.

After you select the PDF option you want, tap "Done."

You now return to the Share Sheet. Here, tap "Save to Files."

Next, select the output folder, and then tap "Save."

You can now go to the Files app and tap the file to preview it. Tap the "Share" button to open the PDF in the Apple Books app or a third-party PDF reader.

If you use a third-party browser, you don't have the same PDF creation options you do in Safari. However, you can use a shortcut called "Make PDF." This shortcut creates a PDF using a URL from any app.

Open the Shortcuts app on your iPhone or iPad and tap "Gallery."

Here, tap the "Search" field, and then type, "Make PDF."

Tap the plus sign (+) next to the "Make PDF" option.

Tap "Add Shortcut."

The shortcut is added to your Gallery, and it appears directly in the Share Sheet if your device runs iOS 13, iPadOS 13, or above. If your device runs iOS 12 or below, tap "Run Shortcut" in the actions bar to access the shortcut.

Go to a website, and then tap the Share button.

In the Share Sheet, scroll down and tap "Make PDF."

You see the shortcut working. After the PDF generates, you see a preview of it. Tap the Share button.

Choose "Save to Files" to save the PDF to an iCloud Drive or local storage. You can also choose an action, like "Copy to Books," to open the PDF directly in the Apple Books app. If you have a third-party PDF reader, you can select it.

If your iPhone or iPad runs iOS 12, you can use the Create PDF action to convert a website into a PDF.

Next, go to the Actions list (the second horizontally scrolling list) and tap "Create PDF."

You now see the PDF preview---scroll to view the entire page, and then tap "Done."

If you want to share the PDF to a particular app, tap the Share button to open the Share Sheet. In the popup, tap "Save File To."

Now, select the location where you want to save the file, and then tap "Add."

The PDF is now in the location you specified. Open the Files app, and then tap the file to open or share it.

iOS 13: So speichern Sie Webseiten als PDF in Safari

iOS 13 birgt viele neue Funktionen. In diesem Jahr hat Apple einmal mehr großen Fokus auf den Safari-Webbrowser gelegt. Neben Funktionen wie der stetigen Darstellung als Desktop-Website und individuellen Einstellungen für Websites verbesserte das Unternehmen auch bestehende Features. Beispielsweise lassen sich Webseiten deutlich einfacher als PDF speichern. Wir erklären Ihnen, wie das ganz einfach funktioniert.

Webseiten direkt als PDF teilen

Das Internet verändert sich ständig. Wenn Sie also einen Link mit Freunden oder Bekannten teilen, kann es vorkommen, dass diese andere Informationen erhalten als Sie. Alternativ können Sie die aktuelle Seite als PDF sichern und verschicken. Bislang war dies umständlich und erforderte die Druckansicht. iOS 13 vereinfacht den Prozess.

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Öffnen Sie dazu eine Webseite in Safari und tippen Sie auf das „Teilen“-Symbol. Im Menü sehen sich oben den Seitentitel. Tippen Sie darunter auf „Optionen“ und wählen Sie „PDF“ aus. Tippen Sie auf „OK“. Wählen Sie danach Mail, Nachrichten, AirDrop oder einen anderen Dienst aus, um die Webseite als PDF zu senden. 

Sollten Sie nach der Auswahl zurückkehren, dann sehen Sie neben „Optionen“ die Dateigröße.

Die lange Alternative zum neuen Feature

Nehmen Sie zunächst Ihr iPhone oder iPad zur Hand und öffnen Sie Safari. Rufen Sie eine beliebige Seite auf. Tippen Sie auf „Aa“ und wählen Sie „Reader-Darstellung einblenden“ aus. Tippen Sie dann auf das Teilen-Symbol am unteren Bildschirmrand. Wählen Sie in der Ebene mit den Apps am Ende „Mehr“ aus und tippen dann auf „Bücher“.

Die PDF wird direkt erstellt und Sie werden in die iBooks-App weitergeleitet. In iBooks öffnet sich nun die Webseite als PDF. Die PDF können Sie jetzt jederzeit offline lesen, drucken oder per E-Mail versenden.

Hinweis: Manche Webseiten lassen sich nicht direkt als PDF speichern oder bleiben leer.

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Hallo, ich benutze des Öfteren die Funktion des Speicherns aber leider gibt es Seiten die der Drucker dann nicht drucken kann .....dann nehme ich den Umweg und speichere es als pdf in Bücher und dann funktioniert das speichern mit längeren Seiten ..... ich hoffe ich habe mich deutlich ausgedrückt ....... eingentlich ein umständlicher Umweg

Ich weiss nun nicht ob dies nun komfortabler sein soll.., als über die drucken Funktion mit Sekundärklick in dem ein PDF als Druckvorschau erzeugt wird, das dann in diverse Apps weitergeleitet werden kann!

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Troubleshooting, how to save webpage as pdf using safari on iphone & ipad.

Are you looking to save a webpage or multiple webpages as PDF files to your iPhone or iPad? There are many reasons you might want to do this, perhaps you’re wishing to save a webpage receipt as a PDF for record keeping, to archive a page, or to access a web page offline. Fortunately, Safari makes it easy to convert webpages into PDF files.

The ability to create PDF from webpages in Safari was first introduced with the release of iOS 11. However, the steps needed to access the same has been slightly tweaked if you’re running a newer version of iOS like iOS 15, iOS 14, and iOS 13. The advantage of having PDF files of webpages is that they can be viewed even when you’re not connected to the internet and they can also be easily printed out. Plus, you can share it with your colleagues along with other files. So let’s check out creating a PDF from a webpage by using Safari on iPhone or iPad.

How to Save Webpage as PDF with Safari on iPhone & iPad

The following steps are applicable if your iPhone or iPad is running iOS 13/iPadOS 13 or later. On the other hand, if your device is running an older software version, you can follow this method instead .

That’s all you needed to do. You’ve successfully saved the current webpage as a PDF file on your iOS/iPadOS device.

The “Save to Files” option will only show up in the share sheet if you’ve selected the PDF format from the Options menu. This setting will be reset once you exit the share sheet. So, if you’re looking to save multiple webpages, you’ll need to repeat the above steps for each one of them.

If you’ve saved the PDF file in an iCloud Drive directory, it’s worth pointing out that the file will be accessible from all your other Apple devices as well, provided you’re signed into them with the same Apple account.

The saved webpage can then be shared as a file from the Files app instead of a webpage, which can then be viewed even offline by the recipient. The PDF file will follow the format of “Safari – (Date of Creation) – (Time of Creation).pdf”, but you can easily rename it according to your preference within the Files app .

Keep in mind that if the webpage had ads or other page styling, the downloaded PDF files will also show those ads or page styling. However, if you don’t want that kind of stuff in your saved PDF, you can switch to reader view in Safari and then follow the same steps to save it without any ads, page clutter, or styling elements.

Did you convert any webpage to a PDF file, or save webpages as a PDF file to your iPhone or iPad? What is the purpose you use this feature for? Do you use another approach? Let us know your experiences and thoughts in the comments.

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This is really helpful, thank you.

This technique does not work with all webpages. Some webpages do not allow saving or printing.

Whilst this works, 1) It only includes a single page. 2) Margins are blotting out key page content.

I am on Android for the past 4 years but if memory serves me correct you can: expert > print > ping OUT on the print preview > export there > do whatever you want.

Hey, this is really useful! Thanks! I have previously used the method of printing to PDF, then reverse pinch, tap the share box on that one & save. Which works about as well (maybe in all apps that can print), but so very not-obvious.

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How to Save a Webpage as a PDF on Safari

If you ever come across an article or webpage that has a lot of great information you want to save, you can turn that webpage into a PDF by using the Safari browser on iPhone or iPad. Then, you can store it in the Files app via iCloud. Here’s how to turn a Safari webpage into a PDF on iPhone or iPad.

Why You'll Love This Tip:

• Quickly save any webpage from Safari to the Files app.
• Save a PDF directly from your iPhone or iPad to iCloud.
• Access said PDF file from anywhere you can access your iCloud account.

How to Turn a Safari Webpage into a PDF

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This tip works on any iPhone or iPad running iOS 16 or iPadOS 16 or later.

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That’s all there is to it! You can find your saved PDF in your Files app , or find out how to find downloaded items on your iPhone . This feature is fantastic for easily saving information you want to have easy access to on your iOS devices. If you often work with PDFs, you can also learn the easy way to sign PDFs on your Mac .

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Three ways to save web pages as read-later PDFs on iOS

By Charlie Sorrel • 1:00 pm, June 25, 2018

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With the demise of Instapaper — in Europe at least — you may be looking for a good way to save web pages for offline reading. The obvious built-in tool for this is Safari’s Reading list, but it’s very limited. Instead, consider turning the web page into a PDF. This lets you read the page anywhere, as well as mark it up with highlights, and search its entire content using Spotlight.

The thing is, there are three different way to save a webpage as a PDF, all of them built-in to iOS. Let’s take a look at how to use them, what the differences are, and which one is best for you.

Three ways to save webpages as PDFs

There are three ways to turn a webpage into a PDF in iOS, all of which use the standard Share Sheet:

• Create PDF.
• Save PDF to iBooks.

The main differences between these are that 1. formats the pages nicely, and adds a title to the resulting document; 2. creates a nice PDF, but gives it a useless title, based on the date and time you save it; and 3. adds your PDF straight to iBooks. Let’s taker a closer look at the differences. For most people, though, the third option — saving to iBooks — will be the best, especially in iOS 12.

Before you use any of these methods, though, do yourself a favor and switching to Safari’s Reader View, which cleans up a webpage, removing ads and navigational elements, and showing only beautifully-formatted text, and images. Otherwise you’ll be saving all that cruft into your PDF, increasing its size, and making it harder to read.

Print to PDF

The first method on this list doesn’t look like a way to save a PDF, but it relies on a neat trick inherited from the Mac: Any time you open up the print dialog, you can save that item as a PDF instead of printing it. We have a whole how-to dedicated to this neat hack .

Printing to PDF is easy. You just pick that option in the Share Sheet, and then pinch out on the resulting preview of the print job. You get a nice PDF, split into pages like a book, ready to be shared or saved. I’ll save it to Apple’s Books app (previously named iBooks) to keep things neat.

The most important things to not about print to PDF, instead of just saving a PDF (the next section), is that the resulting PDF gets the same title as the webpage you saved, and is saved as a multi-page PDF.

If you save the same page with he Create PDF option in the Share Sheet, then there are two differences. One is that the PDF is saved as one long single-paged document, and the other is that the title is useless. The example I saved this morning as I wrote this article is titled Safari – 25 June 2018 at 09_26_. I guess that web developers might need snapshots of their pages, but even for them this is somewhat useless, as the only differences are the time and the date.

I don’t like this option at all.

Save PDF to Books

The third option is to save the PDF direct to iBooks/Books. This is, in my opinion, the best of the lot. Your PDF gets a proper title — the title of the original webpage — and is split into pages, like a book. The PDF also has some other extras: In the bottom left corner of each page is the url if the original page. It’s small, and gray, so it’s unobtrusive, but you can always click it to open the original page. This link doesn’t appear in the other options.

In the bottom right corner of every page is the date and time the snapshot was taken, along with a Page x of y legend.

Books as an alternative to Instapaper

If you’re looking for a local way to replace Instapaper, or another read-later service, then saving PDFs to iBooks seems like a good way to do it, especially as iOS 12’s new Books app makes reading PDFs even nicer, with proper search, and a thumbnail overview of all your pages.

But right now, in the iOS 12 beta at least, Books lacks a few essentials. One is that you can add proper highlights to a PDF. PDF highlights are kept with the document as actual snippets, so in supporting apps you can view all your highlights in one place. Books only lets you use a colored marker to draw on the page. And right now, there’s no way to share these PDFs out of Books other than email, printing, or AirDrop.

That will almost certainly change, though. And if it doesn’t, you can always access them on your Mac.

None of the three methods above is perfect. Each of them misses a key ingredient. Printing to PDF gives a nice PDF, and a proper file name, but requires a lot of tapping to get there. And the Books option doesn’t yet offer proper highlights or export.

Still, we’re almost there, and Books is a great place to read on the iPad and iPhone. If you have any alternatives, let me know on Twitter.

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Apple iPhone: Webseite drucken oder als PDF speichern

Du möchtest wissen wie man auf dem iPhone eine Webseite drucken oder als PDF speichern kann? Wir zeigen, wie es im Safari geht.

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Als PDF speichern

Besuchte Webseiten in Safari können direkt als PDF gespeichert werden, was den Vorteil hat, dass ein schneller Zugriff möglich ist, auch ohne die Verwendung von mobilen Daten oder eines verbundenen WLAN-Netzwerks.

Beim Speichern einer Webseite als PDF wird die gesamte Seite gespeichert, was es ermöglicht, dass auf die enthaltenen Texte vollständig zugegriffen werden kann, sodass keine andere Datei geöffnet werden muss, um Artikel lesen beziehungsweise recherchieren zu können.

Hinweis: Die PDF-Dateien können direkt auf dem iPhone oder in der iCloud gespeichert werden.

Markieren und als PDF speichern

Die besuchten Webseiten in Safari können nicht nur als PDF gespeichert werden, sondern auch mit eigenen Markierungen versehen werden. 

Hierfür stehen auf dem iPhone verschiedene Tools, Stifte oder Werkzeuge, wie ein Lineal zur Verfügung, die das Hinzufügen von eigenen Notizen oder Stichpunkten ermöglichen.

• Öffne den Browser Safari
• Tippe auf die Adressleiste
• Öffne die gewünschte Webseite (Seite)
• Tippe auf Menü
• Tippe auf Markierung
• Verwende die Tool-Leiste um Markierungen zu setzen. Bestätige anschließend mit Fertig
• Wähle Datei sichern in ...
• Wähle den Speicherort

Die besuchten Webseiten in Safari können, neben dem Speichern als PDF-Datei, auch jederzeit ausgedruckt werden, sofern kompatible Drucker über Bluetooth oder WLAN mit dem iPhone verbunden sind.

Für den Ausdruck stehen uns, abhängig vom Drucker, die folgenden Optionen zur Verfügung:

• Anzahl der Kopien
• Seitenauswahl
• Schwarzweiß
• Doppelseitig
• Papiergröße
• Ausrichtung

• Tippe auf Drucken

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Wie kann man auf iphone eine webseite als pdf sichern.

Über den Safari-Browser lassen sich schnell PDF-Dateien von Webseiten erstellen und im Speicher des iPhones oder in der iCloud sichern. [ Anleitung ] Die gespeicherten PDF-Dateien lassen sich dann jederzeit über andere Apps weiterleiten, offline einsehen oder ausdrucken.

Wie kann man aus Safari drucken?

Besuchte Webseiten lassen sich direkt über den Safari-Browser auf dem iPhone an kompatible Drucker senden, um sie direkt auszudrucken. Hierfür wird das Teilen-Menü in Safari gewählt und das "Drucken"-Menü geöffnet. Nach dem Festlegen der gewünschten Optionen kann der Druck-Prozess gestartet werden. [ Anleitung ]

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How to Save a Web Page as a PDF in Safari on the Mac

Take that web page to go as a PDF

What to Know

• In Safari, open a web page and go to File > Export as PDF . Follow the on-screen prompts to name the file and select a storage location.
• Alternatively, press Command + P in Safari. Select the PDF drop-down menu, choose Save as PDF , and then select Save .
• Press Shift + Command + R in Safari to open the Reader . Saving a PDF in Reader downloads a cleaner-looking PDF.

It's easy to export a web page to a PDF file with the Apple Safari web browser on the Mac. When you save a web page to PDF, you can share it so that the information looks identical to how it appears on the website. All PDF files look the same on a computer, tablet , phone, or another device. PDFs are also an alternative to printing the web page .

How to Export a Web Page as a PDF in Safari

It takes a few clicks to convert a web page to a PDF file with Safari.

Open the web page you want to save to PDF.

Go to the File menu and choose Export as PDF .

In the window that appears, enter a name for the PDF file and choose where to save it.

Select Save to save the web page as a PDF.

How to Print a PDF From a Website in Safari

Another way to save a web page as a PDF file is to print the page to PDF.

This feature is available in most web browsers.

Navigate to the page you want to save.

Go to the File menu and select Print .

The keyboard shortcut is Command + P .

Go to the lower-left corner of the print window and select the PDF drop-down arrow.

Select Save as PDF .

Enter a title for the PDF and choose where to save it.

Select Save .

Make a Cleaner PDF in Safari

Use Reader mode to remove ads for a cleaner appearance when saving a page as a PDF. It makes sites easier to read and simpler to save.

Reader isn't available for every website.

Navigate to the site you want to save.

Go to the View menu and choose Show Reader . Or, press Shift + Command + R on the keyboard. If the Show Reader option is gray, it isn't available for the current page.

To activate Reading Mode in earlier versions of Safari, select the three-line icon next to the URL.

A pared-down version of the page opens in Reader. Save the page as a PDF or print it as a PDF to keep a copy of the page.

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Converting website to PDF via Safari

Hello everyone. I want to convert a website to PDF on my IPhone 13. I do it on Safari by creating a print screen and then full page and then save as PDF-file.

The problem is that it doesn’t create full page. About 80%. It stops on 11th step

This is the link to the website:

https://www.runners-world.pl/zdrowie/Rolowanie-powiezi-13-cwiczen-dla-biegaczy,67437,4

Is this a Bug? Or this is the limitation?

Posted on Apr 12, 2022 5:15 AM

Posted on Apr 13, 2022 3:26 AM

Yes, I used the same method you described.

Here the PDF:

https://www.marcoklobas.net/sharing/Rolowanie.pdf

Let me know when you download it so I can delete it from my server.

Here you can provide a feedback to Apple:

Feedback - Safari - Apple

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Apr 13, 2022 3:26 AM in response to KaSyX

Apr 13, 2022 7:11 AM in response to KaSyX

You're welcome.

Apr 12, 2022 11:55 PM in response to KaSyX

I just tried with my iPhone X and iPad.

Both worked as expected making a PDF containing all 13 steps. Do you need the PDF?

Apr 13, 2022 3:05 AM in response to Marco Klobas

Have you made PDF-file in the same way? So wierd…. It Is a huge bug then. Have you any idea where I can write about this to Apple or safari?

Apr 13, 2022 7:10 AM in response to Marco Klobas

Thanks mate. I’ve just downloaded the file. I’ve sent msg about the problem. Hope thay will fix it.

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The hidden way to print to PDF on iPad and iPhone

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For example, let's say you've completed a financial transaction, and you have the option to print the receipt. Many sites that offer a print option don't offer any sort of Save to PDF function. If you're on a PC or Mac, that's a relatively easy option to find.

But if you're on an iPad or an iPhone, all iPadOS or iOS presents to you is the Print button. As we've established, that Print button is less than useful when you don't have a printer.

Fortunately, as long as you're using iOS or iPadOS 15 (or later), there is a way. It's oddly obscure, but it's there.

I'm working on an article about using the iPad as the ultimate coloring book, and I wanted to import a PDF. As it turns out, Crayola (the crayon company) has a bunch of printable coloring book pages. One such page is this NASCAR image. I'm all about fast cars, so I wanted to download it.

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Here's the hidden trick. As I said, you must be running iOS or iPadOS 15 for this to work. Now, rather than just tapping the blue Print prompt, press and hold it. At this point, the hidden share card pops up:

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I have to wonder why this feature is hidden. Why isn't there a share icon? How is someone supposed to know they need to press and hold Print unless they read an article like this?

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With your Mac, however, you can easily export a webpage as a PDF using Safari and save it to your documents. Here’s how to do it.

1. Save a Webpage Exactly How It Looks on Safari

If you want to quickly convert a Safari webpage into a PDF on your Mac, without the need to customize it, do the following:

• While on Safari , go to the menu bar and click File .
• Scroll down to Export as PDF .
• In the popup window, rename the file and choose the save location.

Remember that saving a webpage in this manner will give you an exact PDF version of the webpage, which includes all the menu bars, buttons, ads, and reading suggestions. Though, some of the formatting may change slightly in the PDF to how it appears on your screen.

2. Save a Webpage Without the Distractions

If you find all the ads and buttons unappealing and distracting, you can create a clean PDF copy of the webpage with all the clutter. To do this:

• From Safari , click View > Show Reader .
• Then repeat the above process: Go to File > Export as PDF > Save .

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3. Save a Customized PDF Using Safari

If you only want to save specific sections of the webpage instead of the entire thing, you can use this method:

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New keyboard layouts provide support for 8 Sámi languages

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This update provides important security fixes and is recommended for all users.

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One-time verification code AutoFill from Mail autofill in Safari so you can log in without leaving the browser

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Crossfade smoothly transitions between songs by fading out the currently playing song while fading in the next so the music never stops

Intelligent AirPlay device list makes finding the right AirPlay-compatible TV or speaker even easier by showing your devices in order of relevance, based on your preferences

Suggested AirPlay device connections are proactively shown to you as a notification to make it even more seamless to connect to your preferred AirPlay devices

Automatic AirPlay device connections are made between your iPhone and the most relevant AirPlay-compatible device so all you have to do is tap “Play” to begin enjoying your content

Adaptive Audio delivers a new listening mode that dynamically blends Active Noise Cancellation and Transparency to tailor the noise control experience based on the conditions of your environment (AirPods Pro (2nd generation) with firmware version 6A300 or later)

Personalized Volume adjusts the volume of your media in response to your environment and listening preferences over time (AirPods Pro (2nd generation) with firmware version 6A300 or later)

Conversation Awareness lowers your media volume and enhances the voices of the people in front of the user, all while reducing background noise (AirPods Pro (2nd generation) with firmware version 6A300 or later)

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