Whenever we find something interesting online, we tend to forward it to our friends or family members. While we cautiously choose who to be sent to, however, we can also choose the medium to send.
For example, you found a meme while browsing on your safari that closely relates a situation between you and your sister. You can either directly share with your sister or post it in public tagging her into the post update. I always prefer the former since it let us laugh in private. I share a lot of such memes with my sister online.
The Safari browser for iPhone and iPad has a built-in feature to support the link-sharing which automatically forwards the link from the browser on any chosen medium. The apps or medium should be already installed on your Apple device.
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The safari share feature is really useful that can be used without leaving the safari browser. The share safari feature is even more powerful when you are sharing between your Apple devices.
How to Share a Link in an App on Safari iOS/iPadOS?
You can easily share the safari browser link with your friends or family members directly from the Safari browser using various mediums. You can share the safari browser link in Messages, Mails, and even AirDrop.
Here are the steps to share a website link from the Safari browser using an iPhone or iPad:
- Launch the Safari browser app on iOS/iPadOS.
- Open the Website URL that you want to share externally.
- Tap on the Share icon on the safari window.
- Choose the app or medium to continue sharing externally from the Safari browser.
This will allow choosing any medium of communication and messaging apps installed on our iOS device for sharing the safari browser link using safari share. Just tap on the app, say suppose twitter, and then just post the link directly from the Safari browser to Twitter within no time.
You can also choose emailing or WhatsApp or even the iMessage app from the list to forward the link. The safari share option works across all mediums.
Bottom Line: Safari iOS/iPadOS Share a Link
The website link sharing feature is quite useful for everyone. This helps in quickly sharing helpful articles and topics without leaving the browser page. Just a single click is required to use the safari share and choose a medium, the link will be forwarded to the person or group.
When I find something interesting, I quickly share the link with my friends and family groups. The option to share directly from the Safari browser helps in eliminating an extra step to copy-paste the link in the sharing app. One can also use the sharing feature to send the link within the apple devices like iPhone, Macbook, iPad, etc.
Similarly, you can also share links using the Safari mac computer. The link can be shared via any medium or app that’s installed on your Mac computer.
Share with us how helpful do you find this option to share a link directly via the Safari browser on iPhone or iPad? How often do you even use this feature?
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Hi
The share link from safari to messenger, on iOS, no longer works. Only option now is to copy and paste. This is a nuisance and the contents of the share are no longer visible to the recipients, just the URL.
Any suggestions?
Hi Amanda, I just checked on my iPhone, I could see the parsed URL with content. I hope you’ve update Safari browser on your device. If you still facing issue, then consider reinstalling safari browser.
Have the same issue – can not share a link from either safari or chrome via Messenger using the share icon on my 100 % updated iPhone SE 2020 – I have tried reinstalling Messenger but it still does not work. It shows up as if it will share it, and I can type a message, but its only the message that gets thorugh. The link is not. any clues?
Hello Morten, that’s kind of weird.
I just checked on my iPad as well as iPhone XR and it’s working quite well. The links and text messages is getting through. Have you tried using other medium like Mail? Do the problem persist even there?