How to reopen a closed panel in Safari on iPhone or iPad

Sometimes it happens that you are using Safari and you have several panels open, each with something different. Once you're done browsing the internet, you'll start crossing all the panels. But what doesn't happen - you accidentally close an interesting page that contained an even more interesting article. You would now have to search for the article for a long time, because of course it does not remember its title or the name of the portal on which the article was located. Fortunately, in the iOS version of Safari, there is a similar feature that we know from desktop computers, which is to reopen panels that you have closed.

How to do it?

This function is not hidden anywhere, on the contrary, it is located where you will definitely find yourself at least once every day:

• Let's open Safari
• We click on two overlapping squares in right down corner. With this icon, you can open an overview of the panels, and you can also close the panels here
• To open the last closed panels, just hold your finger on for a long time blue plus sign, located at the bottom of the screen
• After a long hold, the list will appear Last closed panels
• Here, it is enough to simply click on the panel that we want to open again

Gallery

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Overlapping squares

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Plus in the bottom middle

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Last closed panels

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Last closed panel