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Apple iOS 18: Optimized Safari Reading Mode in Detail

Milan Jovicic by Milan Jovicic
June 20, 2024 - 23:35 CEST
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With the release of iOS 18, Apple has improved Safari's reading mode and made it more user-friendly. Although the expected Apple Intelligence features are not yet available, there are already notable changes that optimize your reading experience.

Apple has updated Safari's Reading Mode in iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and macOS Sequoia to make reading articles even more enjoyable. While the announced Apple Intelligence improvements like automatic summaries and contents pages are still missing, there are already useful updates. These improvements include faster access to options and simplified display customization. Let's take a closer look at what the new Reading Mode offers.

Improvements in reading mode

Safari's Reading Mode allows you to read web pages without distractions like ads, videos, or pop-ups. In iOS 18, this mode has been optimized to make reading even smoother.

Faster switching to reading mode

A key advantage of the new version is the faster switching to reading mode. With a simple click on the new icon in the address bar, you can activate reading mode and immediately enjoy a distraction-free view of the website.

adjustment of the display

Once you enter reading mode, you can select different display options by clicking the icon in the address bar again. You can adjust the font, text size and page color. The colors available are white, sepia, gray and black, allowing you to change the appearance of the page to suit your preferences.

New features on the Mac

On macOS Sequoia, there's also a short pop-up menu that lets you change the zoom level for the text and adjust some website settings. This feature makes it easier for you to read the text in the way that's most comfortable for you.

voice reading by Siri

A particularly interesting new feature is the “Read Page Aloud” option. Tapping this feature will have Siri read the entire text of the page, which is particularly helpful for visually impaired users.

Advanced Controls

The new Reading Mode controls are intuitive and easy to use. On iPhone and iPad, they're located at the top of the dropdown menu and include search functions and font size settings. An ellipse icon gives you access to more options, like adding to favorites or automatically enabling Reading Mode for certain websites.

Automatic use of reading mode

If you often read certain websites in reader mode, you can enable the "Use Reader automatically" option. This will display every page of that website in reader mode as soon as you visit it. This is especially useful for sites that are heavily overloaded with advertisements.

Specific functions for the iPhone

Exclusive to the iPhone, there is the "Manage Extensions" function, which allows you to turn installed Safari extensions on or off. These include, for example, ad blockers that make the page more readable even without reading mode.

New Reading Mode Features in iOS 18: More Convenience and Customization

The improvements to Reading Mode in Safari with iOS 18 offer you a better and more personalized reading experience. Despite the Apple Intelligence Update still pending, you can already benefit from faster switching and expanded customization options. These features make reading articles on your iPhone, iPad or Mac more enjoyable and efficient. Try out the new features and see how they can improve your reading experience. Are you looking for new accessories? Then take a look in our Amazon Storefront - there you will find numerous products from leading suppliers, also for HomeKit and Co.! (Photo by Unsplash / Mariia Shalabaieva)

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