Try These 3 iOS 27 Safari Settings to Get More Out of Apple’s Browser
But you don’t need to snatch a folding smartphone to reap the benefits of Apple’s iOS 27 updates.When iOS 27 leaves beta on Monday, Siri AI’s standalone app and smartphone search integration will likely be the most immediately obvious change for many iPhone users. But it’s worth digging even deeper to uncover helpful additions to key apps, like Apple’s Safari browser, as well as revamps to underutilized apps, like Shortcuts.The version of Safari available in iOS 27 looks fairly similar to the last iteration, with a few key updates tucked away in the settings. First, head to the page you want to track and tap the three-lined hamburger menu icon in the top right corner of Safari.
- ▪But you don’t need to snatch a folding smartphone to reap the benefits of Apple’s iOS 27 updates.When iOS 27 leaves beta on Monday, Siri AI’s standalone app and smartphone search integration will likely be the most immediately obvious chang
- ▪But it’s worth digging even deeper to uncover helpful additions to key apps, like Apple’s Safari browser, as well as revamps to underutilized apps, like Shortcuts.The version of Safari available in iOS 27 looks fairly similar to the last it
- ▪First, head to the page you want to track and tap the three-lined hamburger menu icon in the top right corner of Safari.
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Reece RogersGearSep 13, 2026 6:30 AMTry These 3 iOS 27 Safari Settings to Get More Out of Apple’s BrowserApple’s Safari browser gets a few helpful automation and personalization features in iOS 27.Photograph: Gabby Jones/Getty ImagesCommentLoaderSave StorySave this storyCommentLoaderSave StorySave this storyAt Apple’s recent hardware event, the software powering its foldable iPhone Duo stood out, with translucent Liquid Glass effects and vertically stacked icons. But you don’t need to snatch a folding smartphone to reap the benefits of Apple’s iOS 27 updates.When iOS 27 leaves beta on Monday, Siri AI’s standalone app and smartphone search integration will likely be the most immediately obvious change for many iPhone users.
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