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Touch and hold an empty area of your home screen until the apps jiggle, tap Edit and then Add Widget, and search for WebLinks. Choose Link Tile for one link or Links Grid for several, then tap Add Widget. To choose which link a tile opens, touch and hold it and tap Edit Widget.

On iPhone, tapping a widget always opens the app it belongs to first. WebLinks then hands the address straight to Safari, so you'll see it for a moment. Apple doesn't let apps place regular icons on the home screen, which is why WebLinks uses widgets.

Open WebLinks once so it can refresh your widgets. If a tile's link was deleted, it shows your first saved link instead; touch and hold the tile and tap Edit Widget to pick another.

Yes. Customize your Lock Screen, tap the widget area, and add the WebLinks Link Tile.

In WebLinks, tap Add to Home Screen next to a link and choose Add app icon or Add as widget, then confirm in the prompt. You can also long-press your home screen, tap Widgets and find WebLinks.

Some launchers don't support adding shortcuts from apps. Try Add as widget instead, or add the widget from your launcher's widget list.

Android doesn't let apps remove home-screen icons, so WebLinks disables it instead. Long-press the icon and remove it.

Not yet. Links are stored only on the device where you saved them.

No. The app only asks your phone to open the address you saved. See the privacy policy.