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Google too large on Safari

Google search from the location bar opens the Google page way zoomed in, without the possibility to zoom out. The issue does not happen when using the “Private” mode. But in regular, non-private mode it happens regardless of whether I’m logged in to Google or not.

I have cleared website data from settings, restarted, and parsed through all possible Google settings. Nothing helps.

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Posted on Sep 13, 2019 9:02 AM

Posted on Sep 13, 2019 10:41 AM

Yes, I know how to zoom out. This just reveals all tab instances, so the browser thinks the page is already fully zoomed out.

Happens with Google.com exclusively, doesn't happen with Google.ee, .pl etc.

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Sep 13, 2019 10:41 AM in response to Eric Root

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Sep 13, 2019 9:53 AM in response to kassartur

If you spread your hand out, touch the screen, and then bring your fingers together, will the page reduce to a normal size? Is this the only page you have problems with?

Why Is My Safari Zoomed Out On iPhone

Understanding the zoomed-out issue on safari for iphone.

Have you ever picked up your iPhone, launched Safari to browse the web, and found yourself squinting at text and images that seem to have shrunk overnight? You’re not alone. Many iPhone users have experienced their Safari browser appearing zoomed out, making it difficult to read content without pinching and zooming in. This can be a puzzling and frustrating issue, but fear not, as we delve into the reasons behind this digital conundrum and explore solutions to restore your browsing experience to its optimal state.

Common Causes of Safari’s Zoomed-Out Display

Before we can fix the problem, it’s important to understand what might be causing Safari to display content in such a shrunken fashion. Here are some of the usual suspects:

  • Accidental Zoom Out:  Users might have accidentally zoomed out on a webpage, and Safari has remembered this preference for future visits.
  • Website Settings:  Some websites are designed to display differently on mobile devices, and a misconfiguration can cause them to appear zoomed out.
  • Display Settings:  The iPhone’s display settings, such as text size and zoom, can affect how content is shown in Safari.
  • Software Glitches:  Occasionally, a software bug or glitch can cause display issues in Safari.

Zooming Back In: Solutions to Restore Your Safari View

Now that we’ve identified potential causes, let’s explore the solutions to get your Safari view back to normal.

Resetting Zoom Level on a Webpage

If the issue is isolated to specific webpages, it’s possible that you’ve zoomed out on those pages by accident. To reset the zoom level:

  • Open Safari and navigate to the affected webpage.
  • Tap the  “aA”  icon on the left side of the address bar.
  • Select  “Zoom”  and adjust it back to 100%.

Checking Website Settings and Compatibility

For issues related to website settings and compatibility:

  • Ensure that the website you’re visiting is designed to be responsive or mobile-friendly.
  • Try accessing the same website from a different device to see if the issue persists.
  • Contact the website’s support team if you suspect a misconfiguration on their end.

Adjusting iPhone’s Display Settings

If the zoomed-out issue is more widespread, your iPhone’s display settings might need tweaking. Here’s how to adjust them:

  • Go to  Settings  >  Display & Brightness .
  • Tap on  Text Size  and adjust the slider to increase or decrease the size of the text.
  • If you have enabled  Display Zoom , go to  Settings  >  Display & Brightness  >  View  and select  Standard  instead of  Zoomed .

Addressing Software Glitches

In the case of a software glitch:

  • Try force quitting Safari and reopening it.
  • Restart your iPhone to clear temporary software glitches.
  • Update your iPhone to the latest version of iOS to fix known bugs.

Preventative Measures and Best Practices

To avoid future instances of Safari appearing zoomed out, consider these best practices:

  • Regularly update your iPhone to the latest software version.
  • Avoid changing display settings unless necessary.
  • Be mindful of your zooming habits on webpages.
  • Clear Safari’s cache periodically to prevent website data from causing display issues.

When to Seek Further Assistance

If you’ve tried all the above solutions and your Safari browser is still zoomed out, it might be time to seek further assistance. You can:

  • Contact Apple Support for professional help.
  • Visit an Apple Store or authorized service provider for a hands-on examination of your device.
  • Consult online forums and communities for additional tips and solutions.

FAQ Section

Why does safari zoom out on some websites but not others.

This could be due to website-specific settings or a remembered zoom level on certain pages. Clearing Safari’s cache or resetting the zoom level on affected pages can often resolve this issue.

Can a faulty iPhone screen cause Safari to display content zoomed out?

While a faulty screen can cause touch-related issues, it’s unlikely to be the sole reason for Safari’s zoomed-out display. However, if you suspect hardware issues, consult with a professional.

Will resetting my iPhone’s settings fix the zoomed-out issue in Safari?

Resetting your iPhone’s settings can fix many issues, including some display problems. However, this should be a last resort as it will erase all your customized settings.

Is there a shortcut to reset the zoom level in Safari?

Yes, double-tapping on the screen with three fingers can reset the zoom level. Alternatively, use the “aA” icon in the address bar to adjust the zoom.

A zoomed-out Safari can be a nuisance, but with the right knowledge and tools, it’s usually a fixable issue. By understanding the common causes and applying the suggested solutions, you can enjoy a seamless browsing experience on your iPhone once again.

Remember to keep your device updated, be cautious with your display settings, and don’t hesitate to seek help if the problem persists. Happy browsing!

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  • Automatically fill in strong passwords
  • Change weak or compromised passwords
  • View your passwords and related information
  • Share passkeys and passwords securely with AirDrop
  • Make your passkeys and passwords available on all your devices
  • Automatically fill in verification codes
  • Automatically fill in SMS passcodes
  • Sign in with fewer CAPTCHA challenges
  • Use two-factor authentication
  • Use security keys
  • Manage information sharing with Safety Check
  • Control app tracking permissions
  • Control the location information you share
  • Control access to information in apps
  • Control how Apple delivers advertising to you
  • Control access to hardware features
  • Create and manage Hide My Email addresses
  • Protect your web browsing with iCloud Private Relay
  • Use a private network address
  • Use Advanced Data Protection
  • Use Lockdown Mode
  • Use Stolen Device Protection
  • Receive warnings about sensitive content
  • Use Contact Key Verification
  • Turn iPhone on or off
  • Force restart iPhone
  • Back up iPhone
  • Return iPhone settings to their defaults
  • Restore all content from a backup
  • Restore purchased and deleted items
  • Sell, give away, or trade in your iPhone
  • Erase iPhone
  • Install or remove configuration profiles
  • Important safety information
  • Important handling information
  • Find more resources for software and service
  • FCC compliance statement
  • ISED Canada compliance statement
  • Ultra Wideband information
  • Class 1 Laser information
  • Apple and the environment
  • Disposal and recycling information
  • Unauthorized modification of iOS

Customize your Safari settings on iPhone

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Customize your start page

When you open a new tab, you begin on your start page. You can customize your start page with new background images and options.

The start page in Safari, which shows favorite websites, websites saved to the Reading List, and websites open on your other Apple device. At the bottom of the screen is the Edit button.

Scroll to the bottom of the page, then tap Edit.

Choose the options you want to appear on your start page:

Favorites: Display shortcuts to your favorite bookmarked websites. See Bookmark a favorite website .

Frequently Visited: Go straight to the websites you visit most.

Shared with You: See links shared with you in Messages, Mail, and more. See Find links shared with you .

Privacy Report: Stay updated on how many trackers and websites Safari blocked from tracking you. See View the Privacy Report .

Siri Suggestions: As you search, allow websites shared in Calendar and other apps to appear.

Reading List: Show webpages currently in your Reading List. See Add the current webpage to your Reading List .

Recently Closed Tabs: Go back to tabs you previously closed.

iCloud Tabs: Show open tabs from other Apple devices where you’re signed in with the same Apple ID and Safari is turned on in iCloud settings or preferences. See Organize your tabs with Tab Groups .

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Note: Your custom start page settings are updated on all your Apple devices where you have Use Start Page on All Devices turned on, and you’re signed in with the same Apple ID using two-factor authentication .

Change the text size for a website on Safari

Use the Page Settings button to increase or decrease the text size.

the Page Settings button

Tap the large A to increase the font size or the small A to decrease it.

Change the display controls for a website on Safari

You can hide the search field, switch to Reader, and more.

Hide the search field: Tap Hide Toolbar (tap the bottom of the screen to get it back).

See a streamlined view of the webpage: Tap Show Reader (if available).

To return to the normal view, tap Hide Reader.

See what the webpage looks like on a desktop computer: Tap Request Desktop Website (if available).

You can also adjust Safari settings in Accessibility settings. Go to Settings > Accessibility > Per-App Settings. Tap Add App, choose Safari, then tap Safari to adjust the settings.

Choose where to save downloads

When you download a file in Safari, you can choose whether to save it to iCloud or on your iPhone.

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iCloud Drive: Select this option to save downloads to the Downloads folder in iCloud Drive. This allows you to access the downloaded file on any iPhone, iPad, or Mac where you’re signed in with the same Apple ID .

On My iPhone: Select this option to save downloads to the Downloads folder on your iPhone.

Share website passwords with a group

You can create a group of trusted contacts and share a set of passwords. Passwords stay up to date for everyone in the group, and you can remove someone at any time.

See Create shared password groups .

Adjust privacy settings for Safari

You can choose what privacy settings you want across Safari, and create individual exceptions for websites. See Browse privately .

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How to Zoom Out on Safari iPhone: A User-Friendly Guide

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Navigating the digital landscape on your iPhone can sometimes feel like a journey through uncharted territory. But fear not! This guide will be your compass as we explore the simple yet essential task of zooming out on Safari on your iPhone.

Getting Started: Open Safari

First things first, let’s dive into your Safari browser. This is your gateway to the vast world of the internet, and knowing how to maneuver through it is key.

The Magic of Pinch and Zoom

One of the most intuitive features of the iPhone is its touch-responsive screen. To zoom out, simply place your thumb and finger on the screen and move them towards each other. It’s like magic, but better because it’s technology!

Zoom Out Using Settings

For a more tailored browsing experience, you can zoom out via the “Settings” app. Navigate to “Settings,” tap on “Safari,” and then explore the “Settings for Websites” section. Here, you can select “Page Zoom” for more precise control.

A Deeper Dive: Full Screen and Window Zoom

Your iPhone’s Zoom feature is not just about getting a closer look; it’s about getting the right look for your needs. You can choose to magnify the entire screen ( Full Screen Zoom) or just part of it with a resizable lens (Window Zoom).

Enhance Your Reading: Zoom Text Option

If you’re looking to make text more readable, there’s an option for that too. Tap the ‘More’ button in Safari, and select ‘Zoom text…’ to adjust the text size to your comfort.

The Power of Keyboard Shortcuts

For the keyboard-savvy, there’s a shortcut that makes zooming a breeze. Press the “Command” and “-” keys simultaneously to zoom out. This method is ideal for those who prefer a blend of touchscreen and physical keyboard inputs.

Remembering Your Preferences

Convenience is key, and Safari remembers your zoom settings until you clear your history. This means less fiddling and more seamless browsing every time you open Safari.

The Art of Screen Interaction

Interacting with your iPhone screen is an art. The pinch-to-zoom feature is not just functional; it’s a testament to how far technology has come in making digital navigation feel natural and intuitive.

Conclusion: Mastering Safari Zoom

Zooming out in Safari on your iPhone is more than just a function; it’s about enhancing your browsing experience. Whether it’s through a simple pinch, a trip to the settings, or a handy keyboard shortcut, you have the power to view the digital world your way.

  • How do I reset my zoom settings in Safari? Clear your browsing history to reset to default zoom levels.
  • Can I set a default zoom level for all websites in Safari? Yes, through the ‘Settings for Websites’ option in Safari settings.
  • Is there a way to zoom out on all apps, not just Safari? Yes, use the two-finger pinch gesture on most apps to zoom out.
  • What if the pinch-to-zoom gesture doesn’t work? Check if the screen sensitivity is affected or restart your iPhone .
  • Can I use zoom out features with external keyboards? Yes, using Command and “-” works with connected external keyboards.

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How To Zoom In And Out On Your Browser (Chrome, Safari, And Firefox)

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The size of text and images on a web page is very much a personal preference. Most modern-day computing devices, including smartphones, tablets, and laptops, let you zoom in and out of the screen. The easiest way to do this is pinch to zoom. On a touchscreen device, use two fingers to pinch outwards and zoom in or pinch inwards and zoom out. On a laptop, you can pinch to zoom using multi-touch trackpad gestures . Pinch to zoom is convenient if you want to magnify a specific part of a web page, making it easier to read.

However, if you want to adjust the size of text and images on your browser, you'll need to adjust the page zoom. By default, browsers are set to 100% zoom, but you can increase this if you want a close-up view or decrease it if you want everything to appear smaller and fit more content on the page.

Keep in mind that changing browser zoom will also change the layout of a website, displacing text and making images appear out of place. Depending on the browser, you might be able to change the zoom of a particular website or adjust it for all websites. Here's how to do this on Google Chrome, Safari, and Mozilla Firefox.

How to zoom in and out on Google Chrome on mobile

There are several tips, tricks, and shortcuts every Google Chrome user should know , and among them is the ability to set a default page zoom for all websites. Unfortunately, on mobile, you can only do this on Android. Here's how to enable the feature:

  • Open Google Chrome.
  • Tap the three dots in the top right corner.
  • Tap Settings.
  • Tap Accessibility.
  • Next to Text scaling, drag the slider to your preferred zoom level. The preview text will be adjusted to reflect this change.
  • If required, turn on the toggle next to Force enable zoom. This will enable zoom on web pages that prevent it.

On an iPhone, you can only change the zoom for an individual web page on Google Chrome. Here's how to do this:

  • Open a website in Google Chrome.
  • Tap the three dots.
  • Tap Zoom text.
  • Tap the – or + symbols at the top of the page to change the zoom to your liking.

While there's no way to change the zoom for all web pages in Google Chrome on an iPhone, you can adjust the Accessibility settings to increase the font size across the operating system.

How to zoom in and out on Google Chrome on desktop

If you're using Google Chrome on a computer, you can change the font size or zoom for all websites in Settings. Here's how to do this across desktop operating systems:

  • Click the three dots in the top right corner.
  • Click Settings.
  • Click Appearance.
  • Select the drop-down menu near Font size to use a different size font.
  • Select the drop-down menu next to Page zoom to make the page appear smaller or bigger.

If you want to change the zoom for a specific web page, follow these steps instead:

  • Go to Zoom and use the – and + buttons to change the zoom.

Alternatively, you can use Google Chrome keyboard shortcuts to change zoom for a website. To make everything larger on Windows, ChromeOS, and Linux, use Ctrl and +. To make everything smaller on these platforms, use Ctrl and -. On a Mac, use Command and + or Command and – for the same actions.

How to zoom in and out on Safari on iPhone and iPad

If you have an Apple device, Safari could be your go-to browser over Google Chrome . On an iPhone or iPad, follow these steps to change the page zoom for all websites on Safari:

  • Open the Settings app.
  • Scroll down and tap Safari.
  • Under Settings for Websites, tap Page Zoom.
  • Select a page zoom level between 50% and 300%.

All new tabs will open at your preferred page zoom. You can also change the text size for a specific website on Safari. Here's how to do this:

  • Open any website in Safari.
  • Tap the AA button in the address bar.
  • In the menu that opens, tap the small A to reduce the text size and the large A to increase it.
  • The zoom percentage will be updated to reflect the change.

You can reset the page to 100% zoom by tapping the percentage in the middle of the menu.

How to zoom in and out on Safari on Mac

If you want to make the content appear larger or smaller on all websites when using Safari on a Mac, follow these steps:

  • Open Safari on your Mac.
  • In the menu bar at the top, select Safari.
  • Click Websites.
  • Select Page Zoom in the sidebar.
  • Select all the Configured websites and click Remove.
  • In the dropdown next to When visiting other websites, select the zoom percentage you want to use.

You can also change the page zoom and font size for specific websites on Safari. The latter only changes the size of the text. Here's how to do this:

  • Open Safari.
  • Click View in the toolbar at the top.
  • Click Zoom In or Zoom Out.

If you want to change the font size instead, open the same View menu and hold down the Option key. Select Make Text Bigger or Make Text Smaller. An easier way to do this is by using Mac keyboard shortcuts . To increase zoom on a web page, press Command and +, and to decrease zoom, press Command and -. To increase the font size, use Command, Option, and +, and to decrease font size, use Command, Option, and -. It's worth noting that if you clear your Safari history, the font size and zoom will be reset to default settings.

How to zoom in and out on Firefox on mobile

If you use Firefox instead of Google Chrome on Android , you can change the zoom for all websites, while on iOS, you can only change it for a specific web page. Here's how to zoom in and out on Firefox on an Android device:

  • Open the Firefox app.
  • Under General, tap Accessibility.
  • Automatic font sizing is enabled by default. Tap the toggle to turn it off.
  • Use the slider under Font Size until the preview displays your desired text size.
  • If required, turn on Zoom on all websites to enable zoom on websites that prevent this setting.

On an iPhone, you can only zoom in and out on specific websites using Firefox. Here's how to do this:

  • Open any web page in Firefox.
  • Tap the three horizontal lines.
  • Tap the – or + signs to change the zoom.
  • Tap X to close the menu.

How to zoom in and out on Firefox on desktop

If you're using Mozilla Firefox on a desktop, you can change the zoom for all websites in Settings. Here's how to do this:

  • In the menu bar at the top of the screen, select Firefox.
  • Under General, go to Language and Appearance.
  • Under Zoom, select a default zoom for all websites from the dropdown.
  • If you want to only zoom text, select the checkbox next to Zoom text only.

You can also change the font and font size in this menu. When you exit the settings page, your changes will be saved. Alternatively, you can change the zoom only for a particular website. Here's how:

  • Click on the three horizontal lines in the top right corner.
  • Select Zoom.
  • Use the – and + buttons to decrease or increase the zoom.

If you prefer using keyboard shortcuts, use Ctrl and + or Ctrl and – on Windows to zoom in and out of webpages. On a Mac, these shortcuts are Command and + or Command and -. Mozilla says that the adjusted zoom is applied to a hostname and is saved even when you exit Firefox.

If you want to zoom only text and not the entire page, click View in the toolbar at the top. On a Windows PC, press the Alt key to temporarily display this menu. Select Zoom, and then click Zoom Text Only. You can now use the same controls as explained above.

How to Zoom Out on iPhone Web Pages

There are still some instances where you might need to zoom in or out to comfortably read the text on a Web page, even though many of the Web pages you visit on your iPhone will be optimized to display on the smaller device screen.

One of the benefits of knowing how to zoom in or out on Safari iPhone Web pages is that you can keep reading the websites and receive the information you require.

Our tutorial will walk you through the process of adjusting this setting so that you can find the zoom level that is ideal for your browsing habits.

Summary – How to Unzoom in Safari on an iPhone

  • Open Settings .
  • Select  Safari .
  • Choose  Page Zoom .
  • Select the desired zoom percentage.

Our guide continues below with additional information on how to zoom out on iPhone Web pages, including pictures of these steps.

When you visit Web pages in the Safari browser on your iPhone , you might find them difficult to read.

Whether the information on the pages appears too large or too small, it might have an impact on your ability to navigate the Internet.

Fortunately, there is a feature in the Safari iPhone browser that allows you to change the zoom level for each page you view.

If you wish Web page information to be larger or smaller when seen on your iPhone, our tutorial below will show you how to identify and modify that setting.

Related: This what does delivered mean on iPhone article can explain some of the messages you might see under your text messages.

How to Change the Page Zoom in the Safari iPhone Browser

The steps in this article were performed on an iPhone 13 in iOS 16.

Step 1: Find and open the Settings app on your iPhone Home screen.

open Settings

Step 2: Scroll down and select the Safari option.

select Safari

Step 3: Scroll down and select the Page Zoom option from the menu.

choose Page Zoom

Step 4: Touch the zoom level that you wish to use for the pages that you view in the browser.

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Now that you know how to zoom out on iPhone Web pages, you can use this technique whenever you want to adjust the zoom level for the websites that you visit.

More Information About Zooming Out on an iPhone

Zooming on an iPhone is a basic yet helpful feature that allows you to magnify the material on the screen of your device. This can be useful in a variety of scenarios, such as when trying to read small print, inspecting an image more closely, or navigating a website.

Depending on what you want to magnify, there are numerous ways to zoom in on an iPhone. The following are the most prevalent methods:

Pinch to zoom – This is the most natural way to zoom on an iPhone. Simply spread your thumb and index finger apart on the screen to zoom in, or bring them together to zoom out. This strategy works in practically every app, including the camera app, maps, and the Safari web browser.

Double-tap to zoom – This method comes in handy while reading text or seeing a picture. Simply double-tap the content you wish to enlarge, and it will zoom in automatically. To zoom out, double-tap once more. This strategy works with the majority of applications, including Photos and iBooks.

Accessibility zoom – This feature is intended for persons with visual impairments, but anyone who wants to magnify the screen can benefit from it. Go to Settings > General > Accessibility > Zoom and toggle the switch to the on position to enable Accessibility Zoom. Simply double-tap with three fingers to zoom in and out, and then use the same gesture to alter the zoom level.

Magnifying glass – You can use this function to temporarily magnify a specified region of the screen. Go to Settings > General > Accessibility > Magnifier and toggle the switch to the on position to enable Magnifying Glass. To utilize the magnifying glass, triple-click the side button (or, on older models, the home button) and swipe left or right to change the magnification level.

You could want to zoom in on an iPhone for a variety of reasons, including:

Reading small text – If you’re having difficulty reading small writing on your iPhone, zooming in can assist.

Examining photos or images more closely: Zooming in on a picture you just took or an image in an article allows you to see the details more clearly.

Zooming in on a website might help you view the content more clearly, particularly if the writing or graphics are small.

Checking photo quality – When examining photos you’ve taken, zooming in might help you examine the image’s quality and check for any blurriness or other flaws.

Zooming in on the iPhone can make it easier for persons with visual impairments to see the content on the screen, whether it’s text or images.

Accessing hidden details – When viewing maps, photos, or other content, zooming in can help expose details that may not be immediately evident.

Zooming in can help you get a closer look at the information and improve your overall viewing experience, whether you’re watching a movie, playing a game, or reading an e-book.

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How to Change Page Zoom in Safari on iPhone 14

If you want to adjust the zoom level in the iPhone 14 Safari browser, then you need to go to Settings > Safari > Page Zoom > and then choose the desired option.

Our guide continues below with additional information about zooming in Safari, including pictures of these steps.

You can also check out our video about how to change page zoom in Safari on iPhone 14 for more on this topic.

How to Adjust the iPhone Safari Zoom Level (Guide with Pictures)

The steps in this article were performed on an iPhone 14 Plus in the IOS 16.6 operating system.

These steps also work on many other iOS versions, as well as many other iPhone models, including the following:

  • iPhone 14 Pro
  • iPhone 14 Pro Max

Step 1: Locate the Settings icon on your Home screen and tap it to open the menu.

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Step 2: Scroll down and choose the Safari option.

choose Safari

Step 3: Scroll down again and select the Page Zoom option.

select Page Zoom

Step 4: Tap the desired zoom level you wish to use for the Web pages you view on your iPhone.

how to change page zoom in Safari on iPhone 14

Now that you know how to change page zoom for Safari on iPhone 14, you will be able to adjust this setting as needed until you find the level that makes Web browsing most comfortable.

Note that this won’t affect the zoom level in other Web browsers like Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox. You will need to change the zoom level for those browsers as well.

Additionally, this won’t affect the appearance of any other apps or menus on the device. You can, however, change the zoom level for the entire phone by going to Settings > Display & Brightness > choosing Display Zoom and then selecting the Larger Text or Default option there.

Video About Safari Zoom

Summary – Zooming in Or Out in Safari on an iPhone 14

  • Open Settings .
  • Select Safari .
  • Choose Page Zoom .
  • Select an option.

Related: How to Pin a Safari Tab on an iPhone 14

The iPhone 14 screen has a high resolution, and depending on the phone model that you own, it can also be a pretty large screen.

This allows you to see a lot of information on the screen at one time, such as when you are looking at a Web page.

But you might feel that the information on the screen is either too large or too small and that you would like to change that.

One way that you can accomplish this is by adjusting an option called “Page Zoom” for Safari.

Hopefully, our article above about how to change page zoom in Safari on iPhone 14 has provided you with the information that you need in order to switch the Safari display to something that is more comfortable for you.

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Ios 17.4.1—update now warning issued to all iphone users.

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Apple has issued iOS 17.4.1, along with a warning to update now. That’s because the iOS 17.4.1 update includes important security fixes that should be applied by all iPhone users.

Apple’s iOS 17.4.1 update has been a long time coming—news that Apple was preparing a new iPhone upgrade first emerged nearly two weeks ago. Since then, speculation has been rife about when iOS 17.4.1 would arrive. Most people had assumed the update would arrive on Monday or Tuesday, but strangely for Apple, iOS 17.4.1 has been issued on a Thursday this time.

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What’s New In iOS 17.4.1

At the time of writing, not much was known about what’s fixed in iOS 17.4.1. When issuing the new iPhone upgrade, Apple simply said: “This update provides important bug fixes and security updates and is recommended for all users.”

The iOS 17.4.1 update was added to Apple’s security releases page , with the iPhone maker saying that details will be “coming soon.”

There are several bug fixes in iOS 17.4.1, which many iPhone users will be grateful for. Since upgrading to iOS 17.4, some iPhone users have suffered several bugs, the most notable being battery drain. It’s certainly not ideal and is a reason to update to iOS 17.4.1 as soon as you can.

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Meanwhile, iPadOS 17.4.1 fixes a QR code scanning bug in iPads, according to MacRumors.

The Latest On iOS 17.4.1

On March 23, two days after the release of iOS 17.4.1, Apple had still not updated its security page. This is unusual for the iPhone maker, which usually at least lists the most important fixes hours after issuing the update. So, why is iOS 17.4.1 different?

There could be several reasons Apple is waiting to release the security details about iOS 17.4.1. The first is that iOS 17.4.1 includes a patch that’s so serious, Apple can’t even risk sharing the vague details about what is fixed. If that is the case, it would be likely the security hole involves spyware that is already being used in real-life attacks.

Another possibility is that Apple is planning to issue more updates in addition to iOS 17.4.1, to macOS and Safari, for example which aren’t currently listed. If these fixes patch the same issues Apple addressed in iOS 17.4.1, the iPhone maker wouldn’t want to leave holes open in its other software that could be used for attack.

I think the last option is most likely—and it could explain why iOS 17.4.1 arrived later than expected. I will of course, confirm when Apple does post the details of what’s fixed, so keep checking back to my Forbes page.

Details about iOS 17.4.1 Fixes Suddenly Confirmed

On March 25, Apple finally published details about two security issues fixed in iOS 17.4.1, in WebRTC and CoreMedia, both tracked as CVE-2024-1580. The release came alongside updates for Apple’s Mac devices , indicating my prediction was correct. Apple was simply waiting to patch its other software before giving attackers any clue how the flaws could be exploited.

Why You Should Update Now To iOS 17.4.1

The signs are already there that Apple’s iOS 17.4.1 is an important update. While there is no way of confirming why iOS 17.4.1 arrived later than expected, it would be reasonable to speculate the iPhone maker has added one or more security fixes to the mix ahead of the release of the first iOS 17.5 beta.

Meanwhile, the bug fixes will be welcome to many frustrated iPhone users who have struggled since updating to iOS 17.4 .

I’ll update this story as soon as I know more about the security issues fixed in iOS 17.4.1, but for now, it’s better to be safe than sorry. What are you waiting for? Go to Settings > General > Software Update and update now to keep your iPhone safe.

Update 03/26 at 04:45 EST. Updated to include new security details published on Apple’s support page.

Update 03/23 06:45am EST. This article was first published on 03/21 at 02:55pm EST. Updated to include the latest on why security details aren’t yet available for iOS 17.4.1.

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Apple is reportedly exploring a partnership with Google for Gemini-powered feature on iPhones

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Apple is looking to team up with Google for a mega-deal to leverage the Gemini AI model for features on iPhone, Bloomberg reported. This will put Google in a commanding position as the company already has a deal with Apple as the preferred search engine provider on iPhones for the Safari browser.

The publication cited people familiar with the matter saying that Apple is looking to license Google’s AI tech to introduce AI-powered features with iOS updates later this year. Additionally, the company also held discussions with OpenAI to potentially use GPT models, Bloomberg said.

There is surmounting pressure on Apple to catch up with competitors in the AI field such as OpenAI, Microsoft, Anthropic and even Google. In February, Apple CEO Tim Cook said that the company will introduce GenAI features “later this year.”

The company’s job listings over the last year have suggested that Apple is working on multiple internal and external tools powered by generative AI . However, talks of leveraging third-party AI tech means Apple hasn’t progressed as expected in its own AI efforts.

Apple’s own models might power some of the on-device features on the upcoming iOS 18 software update — expected to be announced at the Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) historically held in June. However, the company is exploring partnering with an external provider for generative AI use cases such as image creation and helping users with writing.

Google has had its own set of problems with Gemini. Last month, the company had to pause its image-generation feature after the model created images with historical inaccuracies . Later, Google CEO Sundar Pichai said that Gemini’s responses were “completely unacceptable.” Last week, Google said that it is blocking election-related queries on Gemini across the globe. But TechCrunch found that users could get around those restrictions by introducing typos to some queries.

Despite these fallbacks, Google has an advantage in launching smartphone-related features. Earlier this year, the company partnered with Samsung to introduce Gemini-powered AI features on the Galaxy S24 series of devices . The search giant has also launched these features on its own Pixel series of phones.

We have reached out to Apple and Google for a comment, and we will update the story if we hear back from them.

How To Zoom Out In Safari

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Welcome to our guide on how to zoom out in Safari! Safari is a popular web browser with a sleek interface and advanced features. However, sometimes webpages may appear too large, making it difficult to view or navigate through the content. In such cases, zooming out can be a useful solution to adjust the size of the page and improve readability.

In this article, we will explore various methods to zoom out in Safari , catering to different preferences and situations. Whether you prefer using keyboard shortcuts, accessing the zoom option through the view menu, utilizing the pinch-to-zoom gesture on a trackpad or magic mouse, or customizing the zoom settings in the Safari preferences , we’ve got you covered.

By the end of this guide, you’ll have a clear understanding of how to zoom out in Safari and be able to easily adjust the zoom level to suit your needs. So, let’s dive into the methods and start zooming out in Safari !

Method 1: Using Keyboard Shortcuts

One of the quickest and most convenient ways to zoom out in Safari is by using keyboard shortcuts. These shortcuts allow you to adjust the zoom level without having to navigate through menus or settings. Here are the steps to zoom out using keyboard shortcuts:

  • To zoom out in Safari, press and hold the “Command” key (⌘) on your keyboard.
  • While holding the “Command” key, press the “-” (minus) key.
  • Each time you press the “-” key, Safari will zoom out by a preset amount.
  • Continue pressing the “-” key until the page is zoomed out to your desired level.

The keyboard shortcut “Command” + “-” is a handy way to quickly decrease the zoom level in Safari. It is especially useful when you want to shrink the page to view more content at once or if the webpage appears too large for your screen.

Keep in mind that using keyboard shortcuts to zoom out in Safari will decrease the overall size of the webpage, including text, images, and other elements. If you find that the page becomes too small to read comfortably, you can use the keyboard shortcut “Command” + “+” (plus) to zoom back in and increase the size.

Now that you know how to use keyboard shortcuts to zoom out in Safari, you can easily adjust the zoom level with a few simple key combinations. Let’s move on to the next method and explore another option for zooming out in Safari.

Method 2: Using the Zoom Option in the View Menu

If you prefer a more visual approach to zooming out in Safari, you can utilize the built-in zoom option available in the view menu. This method provides a user-friendly way to adjust the zoom level and is particularly useful if you’re not familiar with keyboard shortcuts. Here’s how you can zoom out using the view menu:

  • Open Safari and navigate to the webpage you want to zoom out.
  • Click on the “View” option in the Safari menu bar at the top of the screen.
  • In the drop-down menu, hover your cursor over the “Zoom Out” option.
  • Click on “Zoom Out” to reduce the zoom level of the webpage.
  • You can click on “Zoom Out” multiple times to further decrease the zoom level.

The zoom out option in the view menu allows you to easily adjust the size of the webpage with just a few clicks. By reducing the zoom level, you can fit more content on the screen and improve readability.

In addition to the zoom out option, you’ll also find other useful zoom-related options in the view menu, such as “Zoom In,” “Actual Size,” and “Zoom Text Only.” These options provide additional flexibility to customize your browsing experience according to your preferences and needs.

Using the zoom option in the view menu is a straightforward method to zoom out in Safari. Whether you’re new to Safari or simply prefer a visual approach, this method allows you to easily adjust the zoom level and optimize your browsing experience.

Now that you’ve learned about using the zoom option in the view menu, let’s explore another method that utilizes the pinch-to-zoom gesture on a trackpad or magic mouse.

Method 3: Using the Pinch-to-Zoom Gesture on Trackpad or Magic Mouse

If you’re using a trackpad or a Magic Mouse with your Mac, you can take advantage of the pinch-to-zoom gesture to easily zoom out in Safari. This method provides a seamless and intuitive way to adjust the zoom level with just a simple gesture. Here’s how you can use the pinch-to-zoom gesture:

  • Place two fingers on the trackpad or Magic Mouse.
  • Pinch your fingers together, moving them closer towards each other.
  • As you pinch, Safari will zoom out, reducing the zoom level of the webpage.
  • You can continue pinching your fingers together to further decrease the zoom level.

The pinch-to-zoom gesture offers a natural and intuitive way to control the zoom level in Safari. By using your fingers to pinch or expand, you can easily adjust the size of the webpage to your liking. This method is especially convenient for those who prefer tactile interactions and want a more hands-on approach to zooming out.

It’s worth noting that the availability of the pinch-to-zoom gesture depends on your device’s compatibility. Most Mac laptops and trackpads , as well as Magic Mouse, support this gesture. If you’re using a different type of mouse or trackpad, this gesture may not be available. In such cases, you can try using the keyboard shortcuts or other zooming methods mentioned in this guide.

The pinch-to-zoom gesture not only allows you to adjust the zoom level in Safari but also gives you precise control over the size of the webpage. Whether you want to shrink the page to fit more content or make it smaller for comfortable reading, this gesture provides a convenient and efficient solution.

Now that you’ve learned about using the pinch-to-zoom gesture on a trackpad or Magic Mouse, let’s explore another method by customizing the zoom settings in the Safari preferences.

Method 4: Using the Zoom Options in the Safari Preferences

If you prefer a more permanent solution for adjusting the zoom level in Safari, you can customize the zoom options in the Safari preferences. This method allows you to set a default zoom level or enable text-only zoom for a consistent browsing experience. Here’s how you can use the zoom options in the Safari preferences:

  • Open Safari and click on “Safari” in the menu bar.
  • In the drop-down menu, select “Preferences” to open the Safari preferences.
  • Click on the “Advanced” tab in the preferences window.
  • Check the box next to “Never use font sizes smaller than” to enable text-only zoom.
  • Use the slider or input a specific percentage in the “Page Zoom” section to set the default zoom level.

By customizing the zoom options in the Safari preferences, you can have more control over how webpages are displayed. Enabling text-only zoom ensures that only the text size adjusts when zooming in or out, preserving the layout and preventing images from becoming distorted.

The ability to set a default zoom level allows you to always have your preferred view when loading webpages. Whether you prefer a larger zoom for easier reading or a slightly smaller zoom for a compact layout, you can tailor the default zoom level to your preferences.

Keep in mind that customizing the zoom options in the Safari preferences will apply to all webpages you visit using Safari. This can be particularly useful if you frequently visit websites with similar designs or if you prefer a consistent browsing experience across various sites.

Now that you know how to customize the zoom options in the Safari preferences, you have a more permanent solution for adjusting the zoom level to your liking. Let’s wrap up this guide with a quick summary of what we’ve covered.

Zooming out in Safari is a useful feature that allows you to adjust the size of webpages for improved readability and convenience. In this guide, we explored four different methods to zoom out in Safari:

  • Using keyboard shortcuts: By pressing “Command” + “-” (minus), you can quickly decrease the zoom level.
  • Using the zoom option in the view menu: Navigating through the “View” menu, you can easily access the zoom options and adjust the zoom level.
  • Using the pinch-to-zoom gesture on trackpad or Magic Mouse: By pinching your fingers together on the trackpad or Magic Mouse, you can intuitively decrease the zoom level.
  • Customizing the zoom options in the Safari preferences: By adjusting the settings in the Safari preferences, you can set a default zoom level or enable text-only zoom.

Each method offers a unique approach to zooming out in Safari, catering to different preferences and situations. Whether you prefer keyboard shortcuts for quick adjustments, visual options in the view menu, tactile interactions with pinch-to-zoom gestures, or customized settings in the preferences, you can find a method that suits your needs.

Remember that zooming out in Safari can be helpful when webpages appear too large or when you want to fit more content on the screen. It’s important to find a balance between zooming out for better visibility and ensuring that the page remains legible and easy to navigate.

We hope this guide has been informative and helpful in assisting you with zooming out in Safari. Now, you can confidently adjust the zoom level and enhance your browsing experience. Happy zooming!

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