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In the Safari browser for iOS 13, Apple has added a new Website View menu that combines useful features for browsing Internet pages, making them less difficult to navigate and less difficult to see.
This article introduces you to text length commands in the Website View menu, which allow you to adjust the font length of an Internet page. In many cases, those controls paint even if the website does not zoom natively.
You can locate the Website View menu in what is called the Smart Search box in the most sensitive part of the Safari interface. Launch the app and a website, then tap the “aA” icon in the most sensitive left corner of the screen.
Text zoom functions appear to be the most sensitive in the Web View drop-down menu: tap the smallest A for the zoom percentage and the largest A to build it. It’s very simple.
The merit of the Website View menu is that Safari will know your personal tastes for that fast online page and automatically apply them the next time the content is uploaded from the same primary URL.
Fortunately, all the zoom settings selected for express Internet sites appear in the Settings app: simply tap Page Zoom, which you can locate in “Website Settings”.
From there, you can also set the default zoom point for text that Safari applies to all other Internet sites for which you haven’t explained it in particular, which makes your internet browsing in general more fun in general.
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