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    How to get notified when a website changes in iOS 27

    myappsplusBy myappsplusSeptember 17, 2026012 Mins Read
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    iOS 27 is now available to install on iPhone 11 and newer, and includes plenty of new features.One that’s particularly caught our eye is found within Safari.

    With iOS 27, you can now receive notifications whenever a specific webpage changes within the Safari app. That means you can be notified if a product you’ve had your eye on for ages finally comes back in stock, or if an artist updates touring dates on their website. 

    It’s easy to set up and could save you from missing out. Follow our steps below to learn how to get notified when a website changes in iOS 27.

    Want more about iOS 27? We’ve rounded up 14 tips and tricks of the new update, and explained how to adjust the transparency of Liquid Glass too. Or, if your phone won’t support the update, visit our round-up of the best iPhones to find your next purchase.

    What you’ll need:

    • An iPhone running iOS 27
    • Safari app

    The short version

    • Open Safari
    • Visit the website page you want to track
    • Tap the page Settings
    • Select Notify Me
    • Describe what you’d like Safari to look for and when
    • Tap Next
    • Allow Notifications

    Troubleshooting

    Can I cancel a Safari notification?

    Yes you can cancel a Safari notification and get it to stop tracking a website. To do this, simply visit the webpage again, open up Safari’s Settings and tap Notify Me. From here, you’ll find your existing notification, and the ability to delete it.

    The post How to get notified when a website changes in iOS 27 appeared first on Trusted Reviews.

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