Staying Organized on the Move - iConnected: Use AirPlay, iCloud, Apps, and More to Bring Your Apple Devices Together - page 178

iCloud Tabs lets you start reading a website on one device and finish reading on another. Or eas-
ily go back to a website open on a different device, such as to open a web page you were reading at
home this morning later in the day from work.
Figure 7-21
iCloud Tabs in Safari on an iPhone
Quickly store all open tabs as bookmarks in Safari
The computer version of Safari offers a quick way to store all open pages (browser tabs) as a set
of bookmarks. That's really handy such as when you are researching a topic across multiple websites
or comparing products online. When you save a group of tabs as bookmarks, Safari automatically
creates a folder for them. Here's the process:
1. Launch Safari.
2. Open all the web pages you want to save. Make sure each page is in its own tab, not in separ-
ate windows.
3. Choose Bookmarks > Add Bookmarks for These Tabs.
4. In the pop-over that appears, select the location where you would like to store the folder of
tab bookmarks.
5. Enter a name for the folder that will contain the tabs (see Figure 7-22).
6. Click the Add button.