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Having too many tabs open in Safari can affect its performance and lead to an inefficient browsing experience. While you can close tabs individually in Safari, depending on the number of open tabs, it can become quite tedious and time-consuming.
Fortunately, you can close all your Safari tabs on your iPhone or iPad in one go. In this article, I will show you all the possible ways to do it.
It’s pretty easy to close all your Safari tabs on iPhone and iPad running iOS 18 or iPadOS 18. Here are the steps you need to follow:
Another way to close all your Safari tabs at once is to use the Tab Switcher screen. This view shows you all your open tabs in a grid, making it easy to take a quick look and close them all at once.
If you have the habit of leaving a lot of Safari tabs open, you can set your iPhone or iPad to automatically close tabs after a certain amount of time. This way, you won’t have to worry about too many tabs slowing down your browser.
Safari will now automatically close your tabs based on your chosen time frame.
When you’re researching something, you may end up opening a bunch of tabs related to the same topic. In such a situation, you can close them all at once using a handy feature in Safari. This ensures your other important tabs remain intact.
Tab Groups is a Safari feature that lets you keep your tabs organized using folders. If you’ve used it to keep all similar tabs organized in one Tab Group, deleting that Tab Group will close all open tabs inside it. Here’s how:
Signing off…
That’s it. The above methods should help you declutter Safari on your iPhone or iPad and give you a clean slate to start fresh.
Moving forward, be sure to use Tab Groups or profiles in Safari to keep your tabs organized and avoid having an overcrowded stack of tabs again.
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