Using Quix on the iPhone
Quix will work nicely with Safari on your iPhone too. There’s two ways of getting the Quix bookmarklet on your iPhone: syncing from your desktop, or adding it directly.
Syncing bookmarks to your iPhone
The easiest way of getting the bookmarklet on your iPhone is to bookmark it and then:
- go into iTunes
- click on your iPhone
- click Info
- scroll down, after Contacts and Calendars you’ll see Web Browser
- check the box:

Adding it directly to your iPhone
A bit more work but you can do this straight on your iPhone when you don’t want to sync bookmarks:
- go to this URL
- bookmark it (press +)
- tap on the bookmark icon (next to the + sign) and tap edit in the lower left
- select the URL and scroll to the left of it
- remove
http://quixapp.com/browsers/safari-iphone/?from it - tap on Done and (surprise!): you’re done!
Autocorrect and spelling suggestions
Unfortunately, there’s no way to disable auto correct and spelling suggestions for a javascript prompt like Quix uses, other than turning the feature off entirely, which is probably not what you want. This will mean a bit more caution is needed when typing commands. Quix usually deals well with the auto capitalized first letter of a command, so don’t worry about that.
