To move around on a Web page with iPhone's Safari takes some getting used to. But once you have the hang of it, it will seem more natural than using a desktop browser.
- Flick to scroll up, down, left or right. Hold to stop a scroll.
- Double tap to zoom in on a column or photo.
- Double tap to zoom out.
- Tap a link to go to it. Be careful not to tap links inadvertently.
- To view a link, hold on it. If you don't want to go there, just slide your finger off it.
- Single tapping on a text field zooms in and calls up the keyboard.
- Flick carefully in a small text field to scroll through the text you've typed.
- You can also pinch to zoom in and out.
- Tap the top of the screen to go to the top of the page and the address bar.
- When viewing a long column, scroll with two fingers to lock vertical scrolling.
- Some links call up the page in a new window. To close out a window, tap the double page icon at the bottom right and press the x at the top of the page. To move between pages in the Page View mode flick right or left.
- Scroll a long text field by using the two-finger scroll.
- To open a new page without exiting the current page, tap the double page icon on the bottom right and tap the New Page button.
