With iOS 10, you can now close all tabs in Safari at once with just a couple of taps – no more clicking on the “x” for each tab you have open, which becomes tedious if you work like I do and tend to have a ton of open browser tabs.

To close all tabs at once in Mobile Safari

1. Click the Tabs icon in the Safari app to display the open tabs window.
   
2. Long-press on the Done button.
   
3. Tap Close [Number of Open Tabs] Tabs.
   

With only a couple of keystrokes, you can also close every tab at once in Safari for Mac except for one. To close the last tab, simply exit Safari or press Command + W to close the last window but keep Safari open.

To close all tabs at once in Safari for Mac

1. Click the tab you want to remain open.
2. Right-click the tab of the active window.
3. Click Close Other Tabs from the contextual menu. Every tab except for the active tab will close.
   

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