iOS &mdash; sercraig https://write.as/sercraig/tag:iOS I edit and write documentation, tutorials, user guides, and more. Mon, 24 Aug 2026 13:07:09 +0000 How to add a signature in Gmail https://write.as/sercraig/how-to-add-a-signature-in-gmail?pk_campaign=rss-feed <![CDATA[Gmail is my main email account of choice; I'm one of many. In October 2018, #Google announced the service has over 1.5 billion users. You can add a signature to your account so that a quote, additional contact details, or website links appear on every message you send. There are different setup processes for your account accessed on a desktop/laptop computer and a mobile device. Note: The following applies to personal @gmail.com addresses. A separate process is used for business email hosted through G Suite. Gmail via a desktop/laptop computer Open #Gmail. In the upper-right corner, click the Settings gear icon and select Settings in the resulting context menu. Scroll down under the General settings to the Signature section. Tick the radio button for the signature and then enter your text. A rich text editor allows you to change the font, insert a picture, use a link, and more. Scroll to the bottom of the screen and select Save Changes. iOS Gmail app Open the Gmail app on your #iOS device. Tap the Menu icon (three bars). Scroll to the bottom of the options, and then tap Settings. Tap your account to open it (should be the first item on the screen). Tap Signature settings. Swipe the Mobile Signature setting to On. A field will appear where you can enter your signature. Tap the Back button to save. Android Gmail app Open the Gmail app on your #Android device. Tap the Menu icon (three bars). Scroll to the bottom of the options, and then tap Settings. Select the Google Account where you want to add a signature. Tap Mobile Signature. Enter your signature. Tap OK to save. ]]> Gmail is my main email account of choice; I'm one of many. In October 2018, #Google announced the service has over 1.5 billion users.

You can add a signature to your account so that a quote, additional contact details, or website links appear on every message you send. There are different setup processes for your account accessed on a desktop/laptop computer and a mobile device.

Note: The following applies to personal @gmail.com addresses. A separate process is used for business email hosted through G Suite.

Gmail via a desktop/laptop computer

  • Open #Gmail. In the upper-right corner, click the Settings gear icon and select Settings in the resulting context menu.
  • Scroll down under the General settings to the Signature section.
  • Tick the radio button for the signature and then enter your text. A rich text editor allows you to change the font, insert a picture, use a link, and more.
  • Scroll to the bottom of the screen and select Save Changes.

iOS Gmail app

  • Open the Gmail app on your #iOS device.
  • Tap the Menu icon (three bars).
  • Scroll to the bottom of the options, and then tap Settings.
  • Tap your account to open it (should be the first item on the screen).
  • Tap Signature settings.
  • Swipe the Mobile Signature setting to On. A field will appear where you can enter your signature.
  • Tap the Back button to save.

Android Gmail app

  • Open the Gmail app on your #Android device.
  • Tap the Menu icon (three bars).
  • Scroll to the bottom of the options, and then tap Settings.
  • Select the Google Account where you want to add a signature.
  • Tap Mobile Signature.
  • Enter your signature.
  • Tap OK to save.
]]> https://write.as/sercraig/how-to-add-a-signature-in-gmail Thu, 21 Feb 2019 21:16:25 +0000 How to close all Safari tabs in iOS https://write.as/sercraig/how-to-close-all-safari-tabs-in-ios?pk_campaign=rss-feed <![CDATA[One of the coolest tricks I learned recently is how to close all of the open browser tabs in #Safari on my iPhone. This will work for any device running #iOS (#iPhone, #iPad, #iPod touch). Either press and hold the Tab button in the lower-right corner of Safari: Safari tab button Or with all tabs visible press and hold Done: Safari all tabs on display A pop-up will appear with the option for you to close all open tabs at once.]]> One of the coolest tricks I learned recently is how to close all of the open browser tabs in #Safari on my iPhone. This will work for any device running #iOS (#iPhone, #iPad, #iPod touch).

Either press and hold the Tab button in the lower-right corner of Safari:

Safari tab button

Or with all tabs visible press and hold Done:

Safari all tabs on display

A pop-up will appear with the option for you to close all open tabs at once.

]]> https://write.as/sercraig/how-to-close-all-safari-tabs-in-ios Wed, 13 Feb 2019 14:38:07 +0000 How to change iPhone notifications from two to one https://write.as/sercraig/how-to-change-iphone-notifications-from-two-to-one?pk_campaign=rss-feed <![CDATA[The default repeat #notifications that come in with SMS texts or iMessages is one setting I wanted to change on my #iPhone. Now only the original message pings on my phone, which is pleasantly less distracting. To enable this: Open Settings, then tap Notifications. Tap Messages. Scroll down and tap Repeat Alerts. Select Never so the checkmark appears next to it. This process works on my iPhone 6s running #iOS 12.1.3.]]> The default repeat #notifications that come in with SMS texts or iMessages is one setting I wanted to change on my #iPhone. Now only the original message pings on my phone, which is pleasantly less distracting. To enable this:

  • Open Settings, then tap Notifications.
  • Tap Messages.
  • Scroll down and tap Repeat Alerts.
  • Select Never so the checkmark appears next to it.

This process works on my iPhone 6s running #iOS 12.1.3.

]]> https://write.as/sercraig/how-to-change-iphone-notifications-from-two-to-one Wed, 30 Jan 2019 05:33:24 +0000