Safari on iPhone and iPad has a hidden feature that lets you bookmark all your open websites in a single folder. To keep things just the way you left them, quickly bookmark all tabs in Safari using this trick.
Open the “Safari” app on your iPhone or iPad, then tap the URL bar. Here, enter a URL , then tap the “Go” button on your keyboard to open the website. Repeat this process to open all the websites you want to add a shared bookmark to.
If you already have the websites open, press the “Tabs” button and close any website you don’t want to bookmark.
Next, press and hold the “Bookmarks” button, then select “Add Bookmarks For X Tabs.”.
On the next page, give the new folder a name. By default, Safari will save the folder to Favorites, but you can tap the Favorites button to see all available locations.
After selecting the folder, press the “Save” button.
Safari has now saved all of your open tabs. To access your tabs later, tap the Bookmarks button in the Safari toolbar
Here, locate the folder you saved your bookmarks in . Then, long-press the folder to see the options .
Click the “Open In New Tabs” button to reopen all tabs. Later, you can click the “Delete” button here to delete the folder.
From the folder, you can also swipe left on a specific webpage and then tap the “Delete” option to delete the bookmark.
Information source: howtogeek.com
