iPhone - FutureTG.com

On the iPhone, it works like this:
• To open a new window, tap the : button in the lower right. The Web
page shrinks into a mini version. Tap New Page to open a new, untitled
Web-browser tab; now you can enter an address, use a bookmark, or
whatever.
Sometimes, Safari sprouts a new window automatically when you click a link. That’s
because the link you tapped is programmed to open a new window. To return to
the original window, read on.
• To switch back to the first window, tap : again. Now there are two
dots (• •) beneath the miniature page, indicating that two windows are
open. (The boldest, whitest dot indicates where you are in the horizontal
row of windows.) Bring the first window’s miniature onto the screen by
flicking horizontally with your finger. Tap it to open it full-screen.
You can open a third window, and a fourth, and so on, and jump between
them, using these two techniques. The : icon sprouts a number to let
you know how many windows are open; for example, it might say ;.
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