How do I get back to the verification page after viewing the code on iPhone?

So, if I understand your workflow:

You're in a website and they send you a verification code. You then press and hold the code and tap copy. You want to get back to the website to paste the code you have just copied, correct?

On the code page you just copied the code from, swipe up halfway from the bottom of your screen to bring up the app switcher, then tap the web page to get back there, where you can [hopefully] paste the code.

ezdock wrote:

You’re not understanding what I am asking. These codes are sent to me to verify it is me, let’s say buying something or checking my acct status for something

they text me a code. I get the code. I go to the email where they sent the code or I go to my text. I click and copy the code. Now I am trying to get back to the original site where I paste the code.

So is your issue with getting back into Safari app, or is the issue with getting back into the part of the website that seeks the code?

Getting back into Safari uses the app switcher. Slide a finger up from the bottom center edge toward the middle slowly, and pause. Slide left or right to find Safari, and tap on it.

Getting back to the part of the website prompting for the code is a problem with the website itself, and — if it’s not the same webpage that prompted — is best a discussion had with the website maintainers.

Or the website maintainers can consider adding support for a passkey as an alternative, which avoids the trip through SMS or email or whatever.

MrHoffman wrote:

ezdock wrote:

You’re not understanding what I am asking. These codes are sent to me to verify it is me, let’s say buying something or checking my acct status for something

they text me a code. I get the code. I go to the email where they sent the code or I go to my text. I click and copy the code. Now I am trying to get back to the original site where I paste the code.

So is your issue with getting back into Safari app, or is the issue with getting back into the part of the website that seeks the code?

Getting back into Safari uses the app switcher. Slide a finger up from the bottom center edge toward the middle slowly, and pause. Slide left or right to find Safari, and tap on it.

Getting back to the part of the website prompting for the code is a problem with the website itself, and — if it’s not the same webpage that prompted — is best a discussion had with the website maintainers.

Or the website maintainers can consider adding support for a passkey as an alternative, which avoids the trip through SMS or email or whatever.

Exactly what I wrote he needs to do hours ago.

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ezdock wrote:

I am on a website and they send me a verification code usually 6 digits. I hit code code…. Then how do I get back to the page where I paste the code? I have tried everything

Have you directly contacted the website maintainers, as they are the only people that can resolve this?