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On December 31, 2026, QuickBooks Online Accountant will officially be discontinued and Intuit Accountant Suite will take its place. Join us for a hands-on tour of the new platform.

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Add a Website to iPad iPhone Home Screen
Add a Website to iPad iPhone Home Screen

Are there web pages that you go to on a regular basis? When you’re on your iPhone or iPad, you usually open Safari, go to Bookmarks, and find the page on the list. Here’s a faster way!

Go to the web page as normal. When there, tap the center bottom button with the square and the arrow called the “Share” button. In the slideup panel, tap on “Add to Home Screen.”

A default name will appear. You are welcome to edit it to something shorter.

After you press Done, you will now have a new icon on your Home Screen. One tap, and Safari will open right to that page!

Note that this icon is NOT an app, just a link.

If you love this tip and decide to make a collection of website links, I suggest making a  folder called “Bookmarks” and move all the links into the folder.

To make a folder, touch and hold on one of the new icons. Drag it onto another web link icon, then let go. The name will default to “Bookmarks” but you can change it.

Tap outside the folder to close it, then repeat the process until all the websites are inside.

When you’re done, press the Home button on the device so the icons stop shaking.

Now you have all your favorite web sites just a touch or two away!

Are you a visual learner? Watch our YouTube instructional video!

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Alicia Katz Pollock
Recently named the 2026 Top ProAdvisor Educator by Insightful Accountant, Alicia is a nationally recognized QuickBooks Online expert with a Master’s in Teaching and decades of business consulting experience. Known for her patience, commitment, and approachable teaching style, she makes QuickBooks easier to understand for small business owners and accounting professionals alike, helping them build the skills they need to manage their finances with clarity and ease.
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Alicia Katz Pollock
Recently named the 2026 Top ProAdvisor Educator by Insightful Accountant, Alicia is a nationally recognized QuickBooks Online expert with a Master’s in Teaching and decades of business consulting experience. Known for her patience, commitment, and approachable teaching style, she makes QuickBooks easier to understand for small business owners and accounting professionals alike, helping them build the skills they need to manage their finances with clarity and ease.
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