Installing Find In Page on your iPhone or iPod touch can be tricky if you are not familiar with the bookmarking features of mobile Safari. Follow along with this video, and you should have no problems getting Find In Page to work in your mobile browser.
iPad Update: Here is how to install it on the iPad (same basic idea, different look):
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Thank you for these videos! They are very helpful, and I'm all set up and running!
ReplyDeleteFollowed the instruction twice and can't make it work. Not happy
ReplyDeleteWhen you ad the bookmark why don't you paste the address in right then? Why do you close it, reopen it, then edit it. Seems like two steps that could be done in one?
ReplyDeleteJohn - that's because Safari forces the bookmark creation to use the page address that you are on at the time the add bookmark button is clicked. You have to go back into it to replace the link.
ReplyDeleteHappy very good work on my iphone
ReplyDeleteIt's great to have both 'Find in Page' & 'End of Page' for my iPad2. Minor suggestions; How about reducing the height of menu bar with X and arrows as well as adjusting into a little lighter color as the bar blocks the area it occupies?
ReplyDeleteOne question: Both of your apps don't seem to be able to be used for some sites that can't be opened with Safari, like Newsweek for iPad version as they don't have no bookmsrk functions ? Is there any way for this?
Don'tile it, can't install it! I thought it could retrieve me pastessages ?? I want refund !
ReplyDeleteWill not open/install on either my iPad or iPhone. I want a refund!!!
ReplyDeleteCan't get beyond Copy to Pasteboard on IPad. Why?
ReplyDeleteGOOD INFO
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