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How to Find Missing Safari Icon on iPhone or iPad

By: Waseem Patwegar | Filed Under: iOS

It can be quite frustrating to find Safari browser missing on iPhone, just when you wanted to look for something on the internet. You can find below the steps to fix the issue of Missing Safari Icon on iPhone or iPad.

Safari Disappeared from iPhone Home Screen

When Safari Icon disappears from the Home screen on iPhone, most users start thinking about the possibility of the Safari App being accidentally deleted by them or by someone with access to their device.

However, this is never the case as Apple prevents users from deleting essential Apps and Safari happens to be one of the most essential native Apps that cannot be deleted from an Apple device.

In most cases, the problem of Missing Safari Icon ends up being due to the Safari App being accidentally moved to one of the Home Screens or being hidden in a Folder on the App Library screen.

A less common reason for Safari Icon missing or disappearing from the Home screen on iPhone or iPad is due to the Safari App being restricted by Screen Time Settings.

1. Check All Home Screens & Folders

As mentioned above, the most common reason for Safari Icon missing on iPhone or iPad is due to the Safari App being accidentally moved to another Home Screen or a Folder.

Hence, the first step would be to carefully go through all the Home screens on your device and look for Safari App. Also, go through all Folders and make sure that Safari Icon is not hiding in a Folder on your device.

2. Search For Safari Browser On iPhone

Follow the steps below to ask your iPhone to look for the Missing Safari App Icon.

1. Bring up the Search bar on the Home screen of your iPhone ( Swipe down or Swipe left , depending on the model of your iPhone).

2.  Type Safari in the Search bar and this should bring up Safari App in the search results.

3. Tap & Hold the Safari Icon , drag it upwards slightly and release the finger to place Safari Icon back on the Home Screen of your device.

Note: Even if Safari App is hidden in a Folder, you will see the name of the Folder in which the Safari App Icon is hidden on your device.

3. Look For Safari in App Library

If you had accidentally removed Safari from the Home screen, it should be available in the App Library on your iPhone.

1. Swipe Left on the Home screen of your iPhone, until you reach the App Library screen.

2. On App Library screen, type Safari in the Search bar and you should find Safari appearing in the Search results.

3. Once Safari appears in the search results, tap and hold on Safari Icon and select Add to Home Screen option.

This should immediately bring the Safari Icon back on the Home Screen of your device.

4. Unhide Home Screen

Another possibility is that you may have accidentally moved Safari to another Home screen and also hidden that Home Screen.

1. Tap & Hold on the Dots located on the Home Screen of your iPhone.

2. Look for Safari Icon in the Thumbnails and tap below the Thumbnail that contains the Safari Icon (if it does not have the check mark).

3. This will unhide the Screen containing Safari Icon and you will find Safari back on the Home screen of your iPhone.

5. Reset Home Screen

An easy way to get native Apps like Safari back to their default position on the Home screen of iPhone or iPad is to Reset the Home Screen.

1. Go to Settings >  General > Transfer or Reset iPhone and tap the Reset  option.

2. On the Reset Screen, select Reset Home Screen Layout option.

As mentioned above, resetting the Home Screen should bring back the Safari Icon to its usual position on the Home screen of your iPhone or iPad.

6. Disable Restrictions on Safari App

You may have accidentally or intentionally placed restrictions on Safari App, in order to prevent the possibility of your children accessing the internet and using up all your data.

1.  Open  Settings > Go to Screen Time > Content & Privacy Restrictions > Allowed Apps .

2. On Allowed Apps screen, move the toggle next to Safari to  ON  position.

Note: If you are using Screen Time Passcode , you will be prompted to enter Screen Time Passcode.

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How to use custom app icons on your iphone and ipad.

Tired of seeing the same default app icons on your iPhone or iPad? Using this trick, you can change them to anything you like!

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How does it work, preparing a replacement icon image, "replace" iphone and ipad app icons with custom designs.

If you're tired of seeing the same old app icons on your iPhone or iPad home screen, you can customize their look by creating new ones and "replacing" them. The trick is possible using Apple's  Shortcuts  app, which allows you to use any image as an icon.

Currently, it's not possible to truly replace an app's icon on an iPhone or iPad. Instead, you can achieve a similar result by using the Shortcuts app. We'll be creating a custom shortcut that opens an app and then using a custom image as its icon on the home screen.

This technique has been possible since the introduction of Shortcuts in iOS 12 , but it became popular following the release of  iOS 14 , which allows you to officially hide home screen icons in your App Library .

iPhone owners running iOS 12 or iOS 13---or iPad owners with iPadOS 12 or 13---can do this same trick and place the original icons they don't want to see in folders to tuck them out of the way .

Before we begin, you'll need to decide which app icon you're replacing, and you'll need to locate or create the image you'd like to replace it with.

The ideal replacement icon will be a perfectly square image of about 512 x 512 pixels in size, although you'll have the opportunity to crop any image to a square shape in the steps ahead. For this example, we've created a simple purple mail icon in an image editor by using a simple envelope outline.

For your custom icon, you can use any image or photo you'd like as long as it's in your device's photo library. Try searching Google for custom icon designs and saving them, or you can draw your own icon and transfer it to your iPhone or iPad using AirDrop .

Related: How to Instantly Share Files with AirDrop on iPhone, iPad, and Mac

First, open the "Shortcuts" app. If you don't see it on your home screen, swipe downward with one finger in the middle of your screen to open Spotlight search . Type "shortcuts" into the search bar that appears and then tap the "Shortcuts" icon.

In the Shortcuts app, if you see the "Shortcuts" overview screen, tap the "My Shortcuts" tab and then select "All Shortcuts."

On the "All Shortcuts" page, tap the "+" button.

Next, you'll see a "New Shortcut" page where you add the steps to the automation, sort of like a computer program. We're going to add a single step that opens an app. Tap the "Add Action" button.

When the actions panel appears, choose the "Scripting" option.

In the "Scripting" panel, select "Open App."

Back on the new shortcut page, locate the box for the "Open App" action. Tap "Choose."

In the "Choose App" panel that appears, select the search bar and type the name of the app you'd like to launch when you tap your custom icon. Then tap the app's name in the results list. You can choose any app on your iPhone or iPad.

Next, tap the three-dot menu button in the top-right corner. On an iPad, these dots are at the very top-center of the screen beside the "New Shortcut" name.

A "Details" panel will appear. First, tap "Shortcut Name" and name the shortcut anything you'd like, so it will be labeled properly in the Shortcuts app. Then tap "Add to Home Screen."

In the panel that pops up, locate the "Home Screen Name and Icon" section. Select the placeholder icon to the left of "New Shortcut."

In the context menu that pops up, select "Choose Photo."

Using the photo selection panel that appears, locate and choose the photo in your library you'd like to use as your new custom app icon. After you select it, you'll have a chance to crop it to fit the square ratio of a standard app icon.

After that, tap the "New Shortcut" name. Enter the label you'd like to use for the icon on your home screen. Ideally, this will be the name of the app icon you're replacing, such as "Safari" or "Mail."

Finally, tap the "Add" button and your shortcut will be added to your home screen.

Once the custom icon is on your home screen, you can move the app icon wherever you like, including the Dock. To run the app, tap the shortcut icon you just created.

If you'd like to hide the original app icon (and you're running iOS 14 or later), enter Jiggle mode by pressing and holding a blank area of your home screen and then move the icon to your App Library .

If you're running iOS 12 or iOS 13, or using an iPad (which does not have an App Library), you can "hide" the original app icon by moving it to a folder that you can place on a different screen.

Related: How to Move iPhone Apps From a Home Screen to the App Library

The only downside of this technique is that when launching an app through your shortcut, you first make a quick detour through the Shortcuts app before the actual app appears. At the moment, this is a necessary drawback, but the behavior may change in a future update. Have fun customizing your device!

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How to change app icons on macOS

There are lots of reasons you may want to change the icon of an app on macOS. Maybe the developer recently changed one of the icons and you don't like it as much as the old one. Perhaps you've got a great idea for a new themed appearance that you'd like to make. Whatever the reason, we can help show you the easiest way to change your icons.

We're not going to teach you how to make your own icons, as that can be an involved process. However, if you want to find ready-made icons, you can check out our favorite resources in our Customize your iOS 14 Home Screen article — they'll work just the same.

Important : You can only change the icon of third-party apps, such as Google Chrome, Slack, Photoshop, etc. You cannot change the app icon for Apple-related apps, such as Messages, Calendar, Music, and Podcasts.

How to change an app icon on macOS

• Find an image you would like to use for your App icon and save it to your desktop. Square PNG and JPG files work the best.
• Open Finder
• Click Applications
• Right click on the app whose icon you'd like to change
• Select Get Info
• Right-click the desired icon image on your desktop
• Select Open With
• Select Preview
• While in Preview navigate to the top navigation bar
• Navigate back to the app's Get Info window
• Click the small icon at the top left of the window (see above image)
• Press Command + V on your keyboard
• Close the Get Info window
• Close the app, and if needed, clear it from your dock
• Reopen your app

Important: You must copy the image you wish to use from Preview, as merely left-clicking on the icon and copying it from your desktop will insert macOS's default placeholder image file.

Of course, if you change your mind, you can always reset the app icon to the ones the developer intended you to use, as well.

How to reset an app icon on macOS

• Right click on the icon you'd like to change
• Click the small icon at the top of the window
• Tap the Delete key on your keyboard

Of course, these aren't the only icons you can change, either. If you'd like, you can easily change the icons for folders this way, too.

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Safari is a browser app that comes preloaded on all iPhones and iPads. However, it’s possible to accidentally delete or hide the Safari app icon from your Home Screen. If the Safari icon has gone missing from your Home Screen, don’t worry. In this article, we’ll talk you through the best ways to find the Safari app on your device and put it back .

Adding Safari from the App Library

• As soon as you start typing, search results should begin to pop up on the screen.
• You can also browse the categories in the library until you find Safari. For instance, Safari may be located in the Utilities category.

Finding Safari in Spotlight Search

Unlocking Safari in Parental Controls

• At this point, if you have restrictions enabled, you’ll be prompted to enter your Screen Time passcode.
• If you want to quickly turn off all content restrictions , you can toggle off Content & Privacy Restrictions at the top of the screen.

Showing Hidden Home Screen Pages

• You can also touch and hold the row of dots at the bottom of your screen to make the icons start wiggling.

Doing a Home Screen Reset

Adding Safari Bookmarks to your Home Screen

• In the Add to Home Screen window, you can also customize the name of the bookmark if you like.

Expert Q&A

• If you want to add the Safari app icon to the dock on your iPhone, tap and hold the app icon on your Home Screen until it starts to wiggle. Then, drag it down to the dock. If you already have 4 apps in your dock, you’ll need to remove one to make room. You can use the same process on the iPad, but the iPad dock can hold many more apps than the iPhone dock. Thanks Helpful 0 Not Helpful 2

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• Look for app folders and search for Safari in the home screen.
• Use App Library to bring Safari back to the home screen.

Fix 1: Unhide Home Screen Page

If the Safari icon has gone missing along with other app icons, there are chances that you might have hidden a home screen page .

Step 1: On your iPhone’s home screen, touch and hold the page dots at the bottom until you see the thumbnails of your home screen.

Step 2: The pages that have checkmarks under them are enabled. Look for the page having the Safari browser and tap on the selection circle under it to enable it.

That’s it. No, go to your phone’s home screen and you should see the Safari icon.

Fix 2: Remove Screen Time Restrictions from iPhone

If you can’t find Safari on your iPhone using the above methods, you must check and remove screen time restrictions from the Safari app.

Step 1: Open Settings on your iPhone. Go to Screen Time followed by ‘Content & Privacy Restrictions’.

Step 3: Tap on Allowed Apps . Turn off the toggle next to Safari . It should turn green.

That’s it. Go to your home screen and you should see the Safari app. If the Safari icon is missing, use the above methods to put it back on the home screen.

Fix 3: Reset Home Screen Layout

Resetting the home screen layout of your iPhone will delete folders that you have created on the home screen and put all the pre-installed Apple apps including Safari at their original location. This will help in restoring Safari back to the home screen.

To reset the home screen layout, go to Settings > General > Transfer or Reset > Reset > Reset Home Screen Layout .

Once reset, go back to the home screen and you should see the Safari icon happily sitting over there. If Safari doesn’t work for some reason, learn how to fix Safari not working on your iPhone.

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Hey Missing-app,

It's likely Safari was removed from the Home Screen, but should still be present in the App Library. We'd recommend reviewing this article for steps to help locate and add Safari back to the Home Screen: Organize the Home Screen and App Library on your iPhone - Apple Support

"Find, hide, and remove pages on your Home Screen

With iOS 14 and later, you can hide pages to streamline how your Home Screen looks and add them back whenever you want. Here's how to hide a page:

• Touch and hold an empty area on your Home Screen.
• Tap the dots near the bottom of your screen.
• Tap the circle under the page that you want to hide.
• Tap Done. 

To unhide a page, repeat the steps above. Then use the App Library to quickly find apps hidden on different pages.

To remove pages from your Home Screen:

When you remove a page from your Home Screen, the apps will still appear in the App Library."

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100 Free Aesthetic Rose Gold App Icons For iPhone

What’s more chic than rose gold? These free aesthetic rose gold app icons for iPhone will give your home screen a luxurious rose gold makeover!

Let’s face it: the default home screen on our phones is pretty bland. A grid of app icons that look messy doesn’t exactly make for an aesthetic experience.

But luckily, there are ways to customize your home screen and make it your own. With a little bit of effort, you can transform your home screen into something that’s both aesthetically pleasing and functional. Plus, it’s a great way to show off your personality.

So, if you’re looking to spruce up your phone, don’t be afraid to get creative with your home screen. After all, it’s one of the best ways to make your phone feel like your own.

A great way to personalize your home screen is to replace generic app icons with custom app icons to match your mood or style. Changing your app icons takes just a few easy steps, and you will find a wide selection of free custom app icons on my blog.

This post includes a step-by-step tutorial on how to change your app icons and a set of 100 free aesthetic rose gold app covers. These pink gold metallic app icons will add a touch of sophisticated luxury to your home screen and look great with one of these free aesthetic pink wallpaper backgrounds.

The other free app icon packs are listed below. You could mix and match different app icons to create a truly unique look. The possibilities are endless!

BOHO APP ICONS

BLUE AND GOLD MARBLE AESTHETIC APP ICONS

PASTEL APP ICONS

CHRISTMAS APP ICONS

PASTEL PURPLE APP ICONS

FLAMINGO PINK APP ICONS

FALL APP ICONS

TURQUOISE APP ICONS

DARK ACADEMIA APP ICONS

RED APP ICONS

BLUE APP ICONS

TEAL APP ICONS

BROWN APP ICONS

BEIGE APP ICONS

RED AND BLACK APP ICONS

GREY APP ICONS

PASTEL YELLOW APP ICONS

ORANGE APP ICONS

CORAL PEACH APP ICONS

WHITE APP ICONS

BLACK APP ICONS

SAGE GREEN APP ICONS

NEON APP ICONS

RAINBOW APP ICONS

Now let’s jump into these beautiful rose gold aesthetic app covers!

Free Rose Gold Aesthetic App Icons For iPhone

Please do not re-distribute or sell any of my app icons, as they are meant for your personal use only.

What App Icons Are Included

Like the other sets, this aesthetic rose gold icon pack includes the 100 most popular apps – I have listed them in alphabetical order below.

FREE Rose GOLD APP ICONS INCLUDED IN THIS BUNDLE

Airbnb, Amazon, App Store, Apple Store, Apple TV, Booking, Bumble, Calculator, Calendar, Calm, Canva, Camera, Cash App, Clock, Discord, Disney Plus, Docs, DoorDash, eBay, Etsy, Facebook, FaceTime, Find My, Fitbit, Fiverr, Game, Gmail, Google, Google Drive, Google Maps, GroupMe, HBO Max, Health, Hinge, Home, Hulu, iMovie, Instagram, iTunes Store, Klarna, Lightroom, LinkedIn, LTK, Lyft, Mail, Maps, McDonald’s, Messenger, Music, MyFitnessPal, Netflix, Notes, Pandora, PayPal, Phone Call, Photos, Pinterest, Podcast, Prime Video, Quora, Reddit, Reminders, Roku, Safari, Scribd, Settings, Shazam, Shein, Shopify, Shortcuts, Skype, Snapchat, Spotify, Starbucks, Target, Telegram, Text Message, TikTok, Tinder, T-Mobile, Tripadvisor, Tumblr, Twitch, Twitter, Uber, Uber Eats, Upwork, Venmo, Viber, VSCO, Wallet, Walmart, Waze, Weather, Weight Watchers, WhatsApp, WordPress, YouTube, Zelle, ZOOM Cloud Meetings

How To Download These Rose Gold Aesthetic App Icons

To download any of the rose gold app icons below, click on the app icon you want. It will open up a new tab with a full-size photo in a PNG format (1024px x 1024px).

All you need to do is save the image to your phone gallery and replace the existing app icon with the new one (instructions on editing app icons are included below).

FREE Aesthetic Rose Gold APP ICONS FOR IPHONE

How To Change iPhone App Icons: Step-By-Step Tutorial

Follow the steps below to upload your new rose gold app icons.

• Open the Shortcuts app.
• Press the “+”  at the top right corner of the screen.
• Press “+ Add Action”.
• Search “Open App”.
• Press “Open App” in the search results.
• Press “Choose”.
• Pick an app you want to change.
• At the bottom of your screen, press the square with the arrow pointing up.
• Press “Add to Home Screen”.
• Press on the icon outlined in blue and “Choose Photo”.
• Choose a photo for your new app icon.
• Name the shortcut & click “Add”.

And you’re all done!

Please note each new app icon you upload will not delete its old version, so you need to remove it from your home screen, which will simply transfer it to the App Library.

If you need more app icons for your iPhone, I recommend visiting Etsy, where you can find a variety of aesthetic app icon packs that include many different apps, widgets, and wallpapers.

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To style your smartphone, you need an app! With the ‘WidgetClub’ app, you can easily set up Black and gold-style wallpapers, icons, and widgets.

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