How to change search engine on Safari

Most web browsers allow users to change the search engine to better suit their usage habits. With the Safari browser , you can change the default search engine here from Google to another search engine, such as Bing AI. The following article will guide you to change the search engine on Safari iPhone/iPad and Safari browser on macOS.

Instructions to change Safari search engine iPhone/iPad

Step 1:

On the iPhone interface, click on Settings and then find the Safari browser in the list of installed applications to change the settings.

How to change search engine on Safari

Step 2:

Now switch to the settings interface on the Safari browser. You click on the Search Engine setting to change. Here you see many different search engines that Safari supports you to use.

How to change search engine on Safari
How to change search engine on Safari

To change to another search engine on Safari, just tap on that engine.

How to change search engine on Safari

Step 3:

Now the user types the search query on Safari and then sees the current search engine is Bing after you have chosen to change it to Google.

How to change search engine on Safari

How to change Safari search engine on Mac

Step 1:

First, open the Safari browser on your Mac, then click on the Safari name in the top left corner of the interface.

How to change search engine on Safari

Step 2:

Now displays a list of settings for the Safari browser, we click on Settings in the displayed list.

How to change search engine on Safari

Step 3:

In the next interface, the user clicks on the Search tool and displays the Search Engine tool below so we can change the search engine.

How to change search engine on Safari

Step 4:

Now users choose a new search engine for Safari browser on Mac according to your usage needs.

How to change search engine on Safari

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