
To create a custom Tab Group, tap X Tabs in the bottom middle of the Tabs screen (this is also where Private browsing lives now).
Another change here is the X to close out Tabs has moved from the top left to the top right.
Tap a Tab or choose Done in the bottom right corner to leave the Tab view. Add a new Tab in the bottom left with the + icon, or tab Tabs in the bottom middle to customize Tab Groups. You can search Tabs at the top, press/hold + drag Tabs to rearrange them. Access Safari Tabs by either tapping the double square icon or simply swiping up on the Tab Bar. Seamlessly swipe between multiple Safari tabs by swiping left and right on the Tab Bar. If you only have one Safari page open and swipe from right to left on the Tab Bar, you’ll open a new Start Page, (also works on your last open tab). To navigate to a different website or start a new search, tap a website’s URL, swipe up on the Tab Bar > tap +, or swipe on the search bar of your last open tab from right to left. The same button bar from iOS 14 and earlier is present with either the new bottom bar or classic top bar design. Tap the reload button or pull down from the top of many websites to refresh pages. Swipe back up or tap at the bottom to make the tab bar reappear. As you swipe on a webpage, the tab bar minimizes into the bottom of the app. DARK READER FOR SAFARI REVIEW HOW TO
You’ll immediately notice the new URL/search/tab bar at the bottom of Safari (follow along here for how to revert to a top address/search bar).How the all-new Safari in iOS 15 works New layout and basic navigation Bookmarks, History, Reading List, and custom Start Page.