Just tap the name of the person underneath the shared link, and a messaging window will pop up, allowing you to text a reply. In the case of Safari, that means any web links will be stacked up in Shared with You on your Safari start page, so that you can click through to the links at your leisure without having to dig back to Messages to find them.Д®ven better, if you feel compelled to reply to the person who sent you the link, you can do so directly from Safari. Here's how it works - when someone shares something with you via Messages, it will appear in a newly added Shared with You section of the relevant app. Shared with You has its home in Messages, but it extends to Safari, as well as Photos, Podcasts, Apple Music, Apple News and Apple TV. The other great new feature in Safari on iOS 15 is one that's actually included across multiple apps.

Shared with You is a welcome addition to iOS 15 Safari The point is, Apple puts the control in your hands, and that's probably the best addition to iOS 15 Safari. You may not make any changes at all or you may determine that a background image isn't to your liking. You can also use the three horizontal bars to move around what order those items appear in. You have the option of showing favorite pages, frequently visited sites, links that have been shared with you, Apple's privacy report, Siri's suggested web pages, your reading list, and tabs you have open in other devices. To get to your start page, tap the tab bar at the bottom of the screen - yes, I know, we're going to talk about that soon - and scroll all the way to the bottom of the page to edit what appears there. And there's a button for making sure that your start page syncs across all your different Apple devices (assuming they're running the latest Apple software, too.) You also get the option of adding a background image to the start page - Apple offers its own backgrounds, though you can also select an image from your photo library.

That means you can change the order in which sections appear or remove them entirely. IOS 15 Safari lets you customize the start page to your liking.

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