How do I include Safari in time limits for apps?

I realize this is a pretty late reply, but since I didn't see this posted, I figured I'd add it. If you click on the graph that shows your usage today, it then shows your most used apps. If you clock on Safari, and then scroll down, you can set a time limit from there.

Here is an idea. Let’s put in parental controls but not around the one thing that needs it the most. My kid can literally access everything I don’t want him to access with a browser. This would have been the very first thing on my list of restrictions as a dev. I disabled safari and installed chrome. Chrome is disabled when the time is up. BUT...safari is disabled on his iPad but not his iPhone. I love the idea of screen time but it is SUPER buggy right now. This is the single best feature of the new iOS. I hope they figure this out.

I think I found a workaround. You can log into the device you want to control. You can go into allowed apps and turn off safari. Then install chrome. Chrome can be set via screen time.

Thank you. Can't believe this isn't configurable in the more straight forward way. Once I've locked down youtube and other apps our children will naturally jump to Safari to continue using the products.

I don’t believe you can as of now. But when you navigate to a website there are controls in place if you use the “Downtime” feature as well.

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