Safari can't predict bookmarks in iOS7?

[Dekimasu]

In iOS6, when I wanted to visit a bookmarked page, I could just start typing the location in the address bar. Most sites would only take 3-4 letters to show up.

In iOS7, Safari apparently can't see pages I've bookmarked even when I type the entire address up to the period, unless it happens to be the "top hit" for Google; Google search seems to be overruling my bookmarks in order to predict things I don't want instead of Safari checking my bookmarks for a match (in the only area where it's possible to type a web address).

This seems counterintuitive. Is there something I'm missing on this one?

 

[Dekimasu]

Not sure what the point of bookmarks is, in light of this.

 

[james92se]

Not sure why it's not working for you, it works for me perfectly fine with URL's from my favorites and bookmarks. If I type even just the first letter, safari will fill out the rest of it, highlighted blue, and also display it as a "top hit" below.

 

[matttye]

Works fine for me.

Try going to Settings > Safari > Privacy & Security > Smart Search Field > Search Suggestions and make sure it's set to ON.

 

[Dekimasu]

Works fine for me.

Try going to Settings > Safari > Privacy & Security > Smart Search Field > Search Suggestions and make sure it's set to ON.

Thanks, but this was already on.

Still not working. I tried shutting the phone off and restarting but it didn't help.

 

[matttye]

Thanks, but this was already on.

Still not working. I tried shutting the phone off and restarting but it didn't help.

Unless it has anything to do with the autocorrect/autocomplete keyboard settings? Do you have those enabled?

 

[Dekimasu]

Unless it has anything to do with the autocorrect/autocomplete keyboard settings? Do you have those enabled?

Those are all enabled too