This hides Safari’s address bar. Apple won’t let a website install itself in one tap — follow the taps below in order. Each step starts with exactly what to tap.
Bottom of Safari (or near the address bar). Opens a menu — don’t hunt for Share yet.
Square with an arrow pointing up □↑ . It may be in that menu, not on the main bar.
Safari hides extra actions here. Keep going until you see Add to Home Screen, then tap that.
Usually top-right on the next screen. Accept the name if it offers one.
Dark green tile with a white spade (♠). Open only from that icon next time — full screen, no URL bar. If you still see a letter T, delete the old icon and Add to Home Screen again after refreshing this page.
Once per phone. Someone who already has the icon can also AirDrop / share the Home Screen shortcut with you — even easier when it works. If a control is missing, try View More or scroll; Safari loves hiding things.
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