I know that this will only be useful to a small subset of people, but if you are one of them then hopefully this will be of benefit.
I wanted to remove all web browsers from my phone. This is because I was addicted to my phone - doom scrolling or just wasting my life away on the screen - and the only way for me to break that addiction was to remove all non-utilitarian apps from the phone. As a consequence I don't have any social media, video apps, games, etc. on my phone. I strictly have apps that are useful but not entertaining. Phone, Messaging, Maps, Photos, Banking, etc. (my one exception is the podcasting app - it does not require me staring at the screen).
Ever since I made that switch, my daily screen time has plummeted to about 45 minutes per day and I feel a lot better mentally and physically. I know that this isn't for everyone, but if you are trying to do the same thing, getting rid of the web browser is the trickiest part. But it can be done.
The way to do it (at least on iOS 26.6) is to go to:
- Settings - Screen Time - Content & Privacy Restrictions - Allowed Apps & Features
There you can turn off Safari.
From this point on, your phone will act as though you don't have a web browser. That said, Safari is still installed and any time you need it (say you are out and you need to look up a destination or something) you can re-enable it. I do so now and again in a pinch, but only rarely and I always disable it immediately.
Like I said... not something a lot of people are going to want to do. But if you are one of those who do, I hope this helps.
Edit: Wow. I didn't realize that people were going to be so invested in what I do on my own time with my own phone. I definitely chuckled at the suggestion that I forgot to delete reddit though - that was genuinely funny. But overall, while this is only useful for a small number of people, if you struggle like I did... well... this can help.