You may have previously tried to describe the way that you found that page to someone, but a far simpler way is to share the link directly with them in a text message. Our guide below will show you how to do this from the Chrome app on your iPhone using a sharing feature that is built right into the app.
How to Send Someone a Link from the Chrome iPhone App
Our guide continues below with additional information on sharing Chrome links on an iPhone, including pictures of these steps. If you are browsing the Internet in the Chrome browser on your iPhone, you may stumble across a page that you think another person should see. But it can be difficult to describe to someone how to find a Web page, so the simplest option is to send a link to that person that leads them directly to the page that you want them to see. Fortunately, you can do this rather easily in the iPhone Chrome app by using our guide below.
How to Share a Web Page Via Text Message in the iPhone Chrome App (Guide with Pictures)
This tutorial is specifically for the Chrome app on the iPhone. If you want to learn how to text message a Web page link in Safari, click here.
Step 1: Open the Chrome browser app on your iPhone.
Step 2: Browse to the Web page that you want to share via text message.
Step 3: Touch the Settings menu at the top-right of the screen.
Step 4: Touch the Share option.
Step 5: Touch the Messages icon.
Step 6: Enter the phone number or contact name into the To field at the top of the screen, then touch the Send button to share the link.
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