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How to Turn Off Quick Website Search in Safari

How to Turn Off Quick Website Search in Safari

On by default, Safari Quick Search uses search shortcuts to look within websites. Therefore, if you type a website name as a part of your search, Safari will look within that website for what you need. For example, type “Youtube cat video” to show YouTube search results for cat videos. If you’d rather this feature be turned off, here’s how.

Open Settings. Tap Safari.

 How to Turn Off Safari Quick Search   How to Turn Off Safari Quick Search

Select Quick Website Search and Toggle Quick Website Search off.

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How to Delete the Live Photo Version of a Picture on Your iPhone

 How to Delete the Live Photo Version of a Photo

Apple introduced the Live Photo feature with the iPhone 6S, and it's still a fun and popular feature of the native iPhone Camera app. Unless you've unselected Live Photo settings in the Camera Settings, the Live Photo function is on by default when you open the Camera app, so you need to turn off Live Photo if you want a traditional still shot. Sometimes, though, we all forget to turn off Live Photo; now what? No worries, you can delete the Live Photo version of your picture and keep the still photo. 

Related: What Does HDR Mean? Take Gorgeous Photos with HDR on iPhone

To delete a Live Photo and keep a still shot instead: 

  • Open the Photos app and open the Live Photo you'd like to change to a still photo.
  • Tap Edit.
  
  • Scroll through the stills of the Live Photo and select which one you want to keep.
  • Tap Make Key Photo.
  • Tap the Live Photo icon to turn off the Live Photo effect. 
  • Next tap Done to save the still you selected as a normal photo.

Now you can delete the Live Photo versions of your photo and keep images you really like!

Top Image Credit: Hadrian / Shutterstock.com

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