When you're done, you can click the Done button in the bottom right corner.This is a brute-force search, and is likely to take some time if you can, you should specify a section to reduce the number of pages that need to be searched. You will then be returned to the webpage you were on, with all instances of the word or phrase you are searching highlighted in yellow. From man man:-K, -global-apropos Search for text in all manual pages.Then, under On This Page, tap Find "word or phrase you're searching for".Once you type in the word you want to search for, you should see a new view showing Suggested Website, Google Search, and On This Page. Type in the word you want to search for on the webpage.Tap the Search Field at the top of your screen (where the address bar is located).
Make sure you have Safari open (the default iPhone web browser).This is how to search for text on a webpage on the iPhone: On a desktop computer you would use CTRL+F or Command+F to do so, but how do you do it on a smartphone? The good news is that the iPhone has a built in feature to let you search for words on a webpage. Have you ever been surfing the web using Safari on your iPhone, and came across a page with a lot of text that you wanted to search to find a certain word? Most of us have.
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