Turning on the " Use Start Page on All Devices" switch in the start page customization options will sync your start page settings across all your iCloud-connected Apple devices (iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Mac computers). If you reopen the start page editor and toggle "Frequently Visited" back on, the webpages you frequently visit should appear again when you exit the editor. Once you close the start page customization options, the Frequently Visited section should be gone.
Scroll down the start page, tap the "Edit" button, and then toggle off the "Frequently Visited" switch. You can also tap the tabs button and hit the plus (+) button.
With tabs already open, long-press the tabs button in the toolbar and select "New Tab" from the menu that appears to open a fresh one. Open the start page in Safari on your iPhone or iPad, which should show up immediately if you don't have any open tabs. Method 1: Hide 'Frequently Visited' from Safari's Start Page Don't Miss: 8 Safari Extensions You Should Be Using on Your iPhone or iPad.However, if you share an iPad or Mac at home with family and don't want them to see what sites you're visiting the most from your iPhone, erasing your frequently visited sites is best for privacy. If you don't use the frequently visited section or want to slim down your start page, hiding it is the best option since you can unhide it and see those sites again. Removing the list of your most frequently visited websites in Safari is simple, and you can make your choice apply across all of your iCloud-connected devices.
If you never use it, would rather have a minimalist start page, or want to prevent other people with access to Safari on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac from seeing the websites you frequent the most, you can get rid of it. Safari has a helpful feature that shows your most frequently visited webpages whenever you open a new tab or window, but it's not for everyone.
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