First spotted by AppleInsider, the new in-app Safari prompts use Apple's Smart App Banner API, first introduced in iOS 13, which allows developers to prompt users to download their third-party app ...

Since iOS 15 brought extensions to Safari, the mobile browser has become extremely capable. There’s a free extension that gets rid of annoying smart app banners with ease.

Safari, for example, now lets you sync tabs between different machines using iCloud. Instead of those annoying overlays that many mobile sites show you to alert you of their mobile apps, Apple ...

1. Open Safari. 2. Go to a webpage. 3. Tap the Reader icon in your address bar -- it's on the left side of the bar and looks like a rectangle with two dashes beneath it. 4. Tap Hide Distracting Items.

1. Open Safari. 2. Go to a webpage. 3. Tap the Reader icon in your address bar -- it's on the left side of the bar and looks like a rectangle with two dashes beneath it. 4. Tap Hide Distracting Items.