Web shortcuts are a great way to add easy access to any site from your iPhone home screen. And the best part is that this method works with multiple browsers.

Everyone knows how to add app shortcuts to your smartphone’s home screen, but did you know you can also save web pages as shortcuts, too? This simple method makes it easy to open your most ...

Most Android browsers let you add a website shortcut to your home screen. The method to do this is largely similar across browsers and can generally be found in the browser's menu options.

Whether you own a brand new Google Pixel 8 Pro, or are using a Pixel 6a, you can easily add Settings shortcuts to your home screen.

By following these steps, you can easily add a PDF shortcut to your Android home screen, making it easier to access your important documents without navigating through multiple menus.

Here's how it's done. Launch the Shortcuts app on your iPhone or iPad. Tap the ellipsis button (the three dots) in the corner of the shortcut that you want to add to your Home screen.

Android users can add a website shortcut to their home screen, here's how.

The ability to add home-screen shortcuts isn't a new feature by any means -- smartphones have had this capability for quite some time -- but it's still good to see it present in BlackBerry 10.

To create the shortcut to a Gmail label, long-press a blank spot on your home screen and select Widgets (Figure A). Locate the Gmail section in the widgets listing (Figure B).

If you are familiar with adding Web shortcuts to your home screen, you are already a pro at creating these shortcuts. If not, don't worry, it's supereasy.