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#IOS 10 SAFARI SPLIT SCREEN MANUAL#
#IOS 10 SAFARI SPLIT SCREEN PRO#
#IOS 10 SAFARI SPLIT SCREEN WINDOWS#

Just swipe up from the bottom of the screen to view the dock, drag the app on top of the app divider to open an app in the windowed Slide Over view. You can use the Slide Over feature in Split View to have even more apps open at the same time - the process is much the same. To return to the Home screen, swipe up from the bottom edge or - this is the easiest move - pinch five fingers together on the screen.

#IOS 10 SAFARI SPLIT SCREEN PRO#

On an iPad Pro with Face ID, iPad Pro 11-inch, iPad Pro 12.9-inch (3rd generation), or iPad Air 4, this gesture involves swiping the bottom edge of the screen. To switch between apps, swipe left or right with four or five fingers to switch to a previous app. For the app switcher, swipe up with one finger from the bottom edge of the screen and hold in the middle until the app switcher appears, and then choose the app you want to use.

#IOS 10 SAFARI SPLIT SCREEN MANUAL#

The iPad’s multitasking gestures act as a manual shortcut to the app switcher or the Home screen, but it may take some practice to get fluid with these gestures.

Turn off multitasking: Anytime you want to quit using these features, you can return to the Settings and switch them off.

Both tabs will blur temporarily but will divide the screen equally when released.

Split the screen evenly: The second tab sits in front of the first by default, but you can divide the screen evenly between the two apps by tapping and holding the gray bar at the top of the second tab and dragging it down (or up).

Hide and show the app tab: If you want to hide one of the apps, tap the grey bar at the top of its window and drag it to the side of the screen, which will cause the app window to disappear temporarily.

#IOS 10 SAFARI SPLIT SCREEN WINDOWS#

Arrange the split screen: With one large window occupying most of the screen, and another smaller one off to the side, you can arrange the windows any way you want, left or right.As you hover it over the open app, a rectangular window appears that you can drag to the left or right side of the screen, then release to open the second app. Select and drag the app icon: Tap and hold on your second app, and drag up off the dock.Swipe up from the bottom to access the dock: After your first app is launched, swipe up on the toolbar to reveal the other apps in the dock, and then choose your second app.You can split the screen 50-50 or 25-75, so your choices are limited to using two apps at one time, though you can have several more open and waiting in the wings. Launch an app: If you have a main app that you are splitting the screen with, and you want its window to be larger in size, open that app first.Alternately, if you don’t want apps to live in the dock, you can quickly launch and close the apps you want to use in order to place their icons in the dock for easy access later. On the right are the icons of apps you recently used. Icons can be added only on the left-hand side of the divider. Tap and hold an app you want to use and drag it to the dock if it’s not already there. Move an app icon to the left side of the dock: First, line up all the apps you plan to use in the dock.Then, toggle on the three controls to Allow Multiple Apps, Picture-in-Picture, and Gestures. First, make sure you set up your iPad via Settings > Home Screen & Dock > Multitasking. The dock is the heart of all split-screen features on your Apple device, as that is where all apps are located for launch.