Two-second hack that saves time AND makes your iPhone run faster

This two-second hack makes your iPhone run FASTER

  • Cleaver and easy way to wipe all the Safari tabs in one go has been revealed 

It’s a bad enough when you’re battling for signal, scrolling endlessly past grey square after grey square, then when the Wi-fi kicks in, you’re still waiting, waiting, waiting…

Lagging phones are a modern-day frustration, and with the endless operating system upgrades it seems your handheld device just gets slower and slower.

So, anything you can do to shave a few seconds off your browsing time is surely a bonus, right?   

It’s a pain having to sift through all your tabs to clear them one by one – especially if you have hundreds of them stacked up (File image)

There’s a really quick and easy way of getting rid of all the tabs in one go – and it’ll take you just seconds (File image)

One reason why your phone could be on a go-slow is down to the number of tabs in your internet brower you have unwittingly still open.

And for Safari users, these can all be closed with a simple press of your finger.  

The hack was shared on Twitter by user @TodayYearsOld, who asked their followers: ‘How old were you when you learned you can press and hold the tab browser on your iPhone to save you three minutes of swiping?’.

And hundreds of people commented on the post, with many of them saying that they ‘never knew’ this tip.

One person wrote: ‘Never knew’.

As another put: ‘Omg. this changed my life thank you.’ 

And a third said: ‘Omg, life changer.’ 

While another wrote: ‘Just closed 426 tabs,’ as one person also commented: ‘This deserves a follow on account of I just closed 323 tabs in one move.’ 

 How to clear all Safari tabs on your Apple device

They way to clear your Safari tabs couldn’t be easier.

All you have to do is open the Safari app on your phone, and then tap and hold the tab icon in the bottom right.

Following this, a secret menu will appear.

You can tap Close All X Tabs to remove them all instantly.

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