Safari missing on iPhone: Here's the fix

Can’t imagine an iPhone without Safari. Since Safari is the default browser in all Apple devices, the lack of Safari browser may be an issue for you. Links on Mail or Messages won't open in Safari due to the lack of a default browser. So, keep everything else and follow these instructions to get Safari back on iPhone.

Fix 1 – Enable Safari in the Privacy Restrictions page

Safari can be disabled or access restrictions from the iPhone’s Content Privacy page.

Step 1 – Go to Settings on your phone.

Step 2 – In the main iPhone Settings tab, turn on Screen Time to turn it on.

Step 3 – In the Screen Time settings, swipe down to search for the “Content & Privacy Restrictions” setting.

Step 4 – Now, you can disable the “Content and Privacy Restrictions” option.

If you remove this restriction, Safari will automatically return to your iPhone and you can use it as before.

Step 5 – But what if you don’t want to revoke this restriction? In this case, click "Allowed apps" in the "Content and privacy restrictions" page.

Step 6 – Now, in the “Allowed Applications” page, make sure “Safari” is turned on.

Return to the home screen or App Library. You can use Safari as before.

Fix 2 – Send Safari to Home Screen

You have to search for the Safari app in the App Library and bring it to the Home Screen.

Step 1 – Unlock your phone and swipe left until you reach the App Library.

Step 2 – Enter “Safari” in the search box.

Step 3 – When you see “Safari” in the search results, press and drag it to your home screen.

# Step 4 – Once you reach the home screen, place it somewhere you can easily access it.

Use the Safari shortcut now and check it out.

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